writing tip #1222:

writing tip #1222:

The Bookshelf At The End

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Ckingsbridge: Top 8 Tips For Writing Dialoguethefirstmrshummel: Teachingliteracy: Amandaonwriting: 1. Listen To How People Talk. Having A Sense Of Natural Speech Patterns Is Essential To Good Dialogue. Start To Pay Attention To The Expressions That

Peopleplacesnthings: If You Only Read The Books That Everyone Else Is Reading, You Can Only Think What Everyone Else Is Thinking. – Haruki Murakami

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