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Making characters easy to identify with is critical for any piece of writing. The following article will assist you in creating authentic characters through their speech.

One of the trademarks of seasoned writers is how effectively they handle conversations between characters. However, even beginning writers can develop this skill.

Harvey Stanbrough is a poet, essayist, and fictionist. He discusses dialogue, the narrative, emotion, and defines flash fiction.

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Of all of the elements of writing fiction, writing believable and compelling dialogue is surely the most difficult.

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