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Letting Dialogue Do the Story’s Work

Presented by: Benny Sims | Chris Berg | Gabrielle St. George | Jaden (Beth) Terrell | Les Edgerton | Nancy Sartor | Rick Glaze
Categories: Dialogue | Fiction | Writing

Dialogue can carry far more than conversation. Benny Sims, Chris Berg, Gabrielle St. George, Jaden (Beth) Terrell, Les Edgerton, Nancy Sartor, and Rick Glaze examine how dialogue reveals character, drives plot, and keeps readers engaged. This session explores tone, authenticity, audience awareness, and the subtle role of body language in shaping meaningful exchanges.

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