Dialogue is one the quickest and most effective ways of characterizing someone. Good dialogue provides information as it illuminates character. This class will explain how to set up a dialogue, individuate the speakers, add gestures and body language.
The working title for Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice was “First Impressions.” How we meet characters can tell us about them, but it can also mislead us, depending on the framing of our perspectives.
Winston-Salem Writers offers critique groups in poetry, script writing, creative non-fiction (e.g., memoirs), and fiction (both short stories and novels). One of the biggest benefits of critique groups is the accountability. We all have some project we've labeled as Someday . . .
