Today we’re talking about how to Show, Don’t Tell in your writing using dialogue, and what better way to illustrate the importance of dialogue than to bring on the character Wilson from Cast Away as a special guest. In this video, I’m discussing three ways you can use dialogue to enhance your story and show instead of tell:
- Show Your Character’s thoughts
- Show Backstory and Unique Concepts
- Show Your Character’s Character
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