Joan Hall has a fantastic post on Story Empire today, dealing with a great way to get more from your written word, especially dialogue. I’m saving this one for future reference, and I suspect some of you will want to do the same. If you haven’t already stopped by SE, head on over and see what I mean. You’ll be glad you did!
Check out Joan’s Post HERE
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Oooh. Thanks for sharing, Marcia. I’m heading over to read!
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I hope you’ll enjoy it, Diana. I sure did! 🙂
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It was great. Some good ideas for collecting physical emotions and gestures! 🙂
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I loved Joan’s post. Thanks for sharing it. 💗
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I did, too, Gwen. It was very helpful and I’m sure I’ll be referring to it often! Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
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Thanks for sharing, Marcia!
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Happy to, Joan. I really enjoyed this topic and the way you presented it. I’ll be referring to it many times, I’m sure. Great post! 🙂
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