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Showing posts with label fiction writing. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 23, 2015

michelle snyder

Advice from a Wordsmith: Who are you characterizing?

MICHELLE SNYDER April 23, 2015
Sleeping Giant, M Snyder Great advice from Zoe on writing dialogue: Results of too much Latin in the author's lingo ...
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Labels: AngloSaxon, characterization, crafting words, fiction writing, grammar, Latin, michelle snyder
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