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Writing Dialogue: Don’t Freak Yourself Out

Written on February 15, 2009 by Milli Thornton in characters, cliched dialogue, dialogue, realistic dialogue, rewriting, screenwriters, voice, writing dialogue, writing style

“If you develop your own voice, your characters will inevitably find theirs.”
—Lucy (Bang2write) on her blog for screenwriters, Write Here, Write Now
RELEVANT TO ALL fiction writers (not just screenwriters), Lucy gives sensible advice on her blog about creating realistic dialogue.
I particularly liked her blog post, What Are You Talking About (opens in a new [...]

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Your Screenplay Sucks!

Written on November 14, 2008 by Milli Thornton in William M. Akers, book review, character, creative, dialogue, fear of writing, good writing, hero, movies, screenwriter, screenwriting, story, writer, your screenplay sucks

This post has been moved to my new blog, Screenwriting in the Boonies

Milli Thornton is the author of Fear of Writing: for writers & closet writers. Find out more about the book at http://fearofwriting.com. Visit her blog at: http://millithornton.blogspot.com.

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