Can Dialogue Carry an Entire Story?

Writing Craft
2017
Featuring Elena Hartwell, Kathryn Lane, Mary Adams Belk, R.G. Belsky, Reavis Z. Wortham, Sharon Marchisello

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Dialogue can carry an entire story when used with precision. Kathryn Lane, Elena Hartwell, Mary Adams Belk, R.G. Belsky, Reavis Z. Wortham, and Sharon Marchisello explore how conversation alone can drive plot, reveal character, and sustain momentum. This session focuses on crafting authentic exchanges and includes live audience questions that dig into real-world dialogue challenges.

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