Write Great Dialogue: How to write convincing dialogue, conversation and dialect in your fiction

: 1 An Overview of Dialogue: 1 An Overview of Dialogue: 2 Character in Dialogue I (dialogue in character): 2 Character in Dialogue I (dialogue in character): 3 Narrative in Dialogue: 3 Narrative in Dialogue: 4 Dialogue in Narrative (non 'scene' dialogue): 4 Dialogue in Narrative (non 'scene' dialogue): 5 Versions of Dialogue (monologue, thoughts, letters, diaries, voice messages): 5 Versions of Dialogue (monologue, thoughts, letters, diaries, voice messages): 6 Dialogue and Indirect Speech: 6 Dialogue and Indirect Speech: 7 Transitions in and out of Dialogue: 7 Transitions in and out of Dialogue: 8 Dialogue Imitations of Reality (crowds, multiple speech, interrupted speech, foreign languages): 8 Dialogue Imitations of Reality (crowds, multiple speech, interrupted speech, foreign languages): 9 Character in Dialogue II (using dialogue to learn about your characters: the art of not listening, getting them angry, letting their hair down): 9 Character in Dialogue II (using dialogue to learn about your characters: the art of not listening, getting them angry, letting their hair down): 10 The Far Reaches of Dialogue (experimental approaches, shifting dialogue between characters): 10 The Far Reaches of Dialogue (experimental approaches, shifting dialogue: between characters): 11 Dialogue in Summary (some exercises, some suggested reading): 11 Dialogue in Summary (some exercises, some suggested reading): 11 Dialogue in Summary (some exercises, some suggested reading)