The Dialogue: What Belongs in a Story

Presented by: Jacob Moon | Jane B Lee | Rich Zahradnik | Rick Pullen

Categories: Character | Dialogue | Editing

This panel of writers talk about their process of writing interesting dialogue. The discussion focuses on what dialogue belongs in a story and what dialogue does not.

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