Using Dialogue to Set Mood

Presented by: Richard Helms
Categories: Character | Dialogue | Editing | Tone | Writing

Panelists each read a section of original dialogue to illustrate how dialogue can set the mood for a novel, help flesh out characters, and paint a clear picture in the minds of readers. They also touch upon the use of adverbs and dialogue tags, and how both can help or hurtful to your craft.

To access this content, please sign up as a member.

Check out these other resources:

From Inspiration to Perspiration

From Inspiration to Perspiration

Inspiration will come while living a full life doing things you love and trying new things. Kealoha suggests writing down every thought/idea to come back to. He also gives a few poetry memorization tricks.