Columbia Writers' Workshop II
A Chapter of South Carolina Writers Association
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Dialogue
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Showing posts with label
Dialogue
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Sunday, May 13, 2012
Put More Drama in Your Writing—Using Dialogue to Define Character and Set the Mood
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By Chris Mathews One important way to put more drama in your writing is to understand the language of drama, dialogue. Fiction and non...
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Werewolves, Cinnamon Bun Pirates, and Other Ghosts of My Writing Past
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By Amanda Simays My parents are moving out of the house they’ve lived in for twenty years. Which of my belongings do I discard, and which do...
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
7-38-55
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By Amanda Simays If a Snapple iced tea cap tells me that average humans eat eight spiders in their sleep, I can roll my eyes and move on....
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Keeping Our Illusion Honest
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By Bonnie Stanard I’ve just put down a novel of 368 pages after reading to page 179. I was interested in the story, so why did I call it qui...
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