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• 8 Tips to Improve Dialogue

  

  Dialogue is an integral part of any novel. Here are eight ways to upgrade your dialogue and avoid some newbie pitfalls.

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  January 5, 2023

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• Guest Post: Notes from an Editor

  

  Want to become a better writer? Ever wonder what editors look for? Want to know how to proofread your own work? Here are some items to check before you send it to your editor: 5 Things I LOVE to See in Writing 5 Things I HATE to See in Writing Fabulous FREE Writing Resources I…

  rwoodsfiction

  February 12, 2021

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• Words to Describe Voice Infographic

  Get inspired with this list of words to describe voice. Printable PDF at the bottom, plus other valuable resources. As I have been pecking away at the keys working on my new projects, I’ve been compiling a little list for myself. I thought I would make it pretty and share it with all of you.…

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  January 14, 2017

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• Writing Resource: 8 Tips on Dialogue

  

  Dialogue is an integral part of any novel. Here are eight ways to upgrade your dialogue and avoid some newbie pitfalls.

  rwoodsfiction

  August 17, 2015

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• Writing: Other Words for Asked, Laughed, Replied, Sat, & Was

  

  Varying your vocabulary is as important as varying your sentence length. Before you say that “said is all you need.” I agree that you should use said, asked, and replied most, BUT variety can add depth and context.

  rwoodsfiction

  December 31, 2014

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• Writing: Other Words for Whisper & Went

  

  Avoid overusing words and annoying your readers. Here’s a list of synonyms for whisper and went. Variety is fabulous.

  rwoodsfiction

  December 27, 2014

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