ACTING OUT CHARACTER DIALOGUE!

When developing your characters and their dialogue, take some time and act it out.

As you do this, it will help you develop the dialogue further and help make your characters sound interesting to your potential reading audience. One thing's for sure; the readers love great dialogue between characters in a story.

It's important to think about how you want your characters to sound in the story as well as their look. Developing great character dialogue goes a long way and sets the bar for you as a writer.

Today, think about your current story that your writing on, and see if your character dialogue is where it should be. If it needs to be reworked, take the time to act out the dialogue between the characters to get it where you want it.

Remember, when it's all said and done and it's being read by your reading audience you will be glad you put your back into it to make it truly interesting.

By: Cherries And Strawberries
*Literary Spice That's Oh So Nice*

GETTING RAW WITH EMOTION!

Writing helps us in so many ways to express what we are feeling. When we write, we are letting out all sorts of emotions and feelings that we keep bottled up. Expressing these emotions in the raw are what gives us that feeling of "what a relief."

It's the same in our storytelling. When we are creating stories we are expressing through the characters the raw emotion of what we are feeling.  As you do this, your characters will have a real effect to them in your story.  Characters make the story, so giving them that raw emotion is important and also important to your readers as your readers do connect with your characters.

This is the reason why writers have to keep on writing daily to improve their writing skill and how they tell a story. Often times expressing raw emotion can give you the writer that extra added boost to keep your storytelling interesting, juicy, and to your readers that; down right "I don't want to put this book down!" 

Today create a journal and write daily to improve upon how you express your raw emotion in your story telling.

By: Cherries and Strawberries
*Literary Spice That's Oh So Nice*