I love your flute!George bc im also a flute with insane tan lines and wear my hair in a bun and I might end up kicking someone's ass this year (you never know...)
LMA O ... the flutes are not to be fucked with
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I love your flute!George bc im also a flute with insane tan lines and wear my hair in a bun and I might end up kicking someone's ass this year (you never know...)
LMA O ... the flutes are not to be fucked with
I tend to write a lot of lengthy dialouge. I feel it doesn't serve much of a purpose except to expand on characterization and to reveal the thoughts of characters. Could this be a problem or make my writing boring even if I think it's well-written?
There are several problems with lengthy passages of dialogue. The worst is that your readers lose track of who is speaking. I say this from experience. I have actually printed out pages of otherwise excellent fanfics and marked who was speaking with a pen; once or twice I’ve done this in books, but not often, Because Editors.
The underlying problem might be -- and I say might -- that you are using dialogue to cover what is called “head jumping,” or “head hopping,” and that’s when you have a dual POV. The term originated from 3rd person omniscient POV when there were only two speakers but writers jump back and forth so much it causes mental whiplash.
So if you’re sure you have a valid conversation between two characters, the thing you need to do is break up the dialogue with beats, or the characters physically interacting with each other, the scenery or themselves. I read a good starting book on this topic recently called She Sat He Stood. It’s 99 cents on Kindle, and you should know by now you can get a free Kindle app on your phone or other device. I will try to offer some insights from it in a post later on.
Shuffle list
I was tagged by isayringogogo to answer all these questions with the first ten songs that play on shuffle. Apologies for the late post, I’ve been meaning to do this for a while now, so here we go!
1st song describes how you die: Hurricane- Bob Dylan
2nd song describes your love life: Rocky Ground- Bruce Springsteen (Ha!)
3rd song will be playing at your wedding: She’s Your Lover Now- Bob Dylan
4th song, add “in my pants” to the end: Finding Out In My Pants- Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
5th song will be playing at your funeral: Cautious Man - Bruce Springsteen
6th song is your theme song: Paint It Black- The Rolling Stones
7th song will play when you think about someone you love: Louisiana Blues- Muddy Waters
I nominate golden-harrisons, ringo-the-mopheaded-timelord, krissyandringo