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From the Editors of Children's Book Insider, the Newsletter for Children's Writers. Features author interviews, writing tips, breaking news, hot resources for children's writers, and much, much more.
1. How to Write Compelling Dialogue

By Laura Backes

Struggling with writing believable dialogue in your fiction? In this video, writing coach Teresa gives her best tips for creating conversations between your characters that sound authentic and won’t stop your story in its tracks.

 

To learn more about Teresa or her coaching services or download a transcript of this video, visit http://www.teresafunke.com/

 

This is a post from writeforkids.org. Read the original post: How to Write Compelling Dialogue

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