Three books about writing dialogue. I highly recommend the two of them.
Some good points in the book, but it left me with the impression that something was missing. And to be honest, I remember nothing about what I read. So either I’m stupid (and you can stop applauding now) or the author didn’t do a good job of teaching the stuff.
I could easily have left out this book from my reading experience.
Great report by Rob Howard about how to write dialogue. I recommend that you get this and learn from it.
This is one of the best books I’ve EVER read.
The author shows different ways to write and use dialogue, and what’s better: It’s easy to remember what you’ve learned after reading it, even if you — like I mostly do — read just before I go to sleep.
Dazzling dialogue! Yes, indeed. You MUST have this book, if it’s the only one you ever buy in your life.
(I already had another title from this author, and I immediately bought a third one last night, after I read more of this book. It’s excellent, splendid, fantastic, superb, awesome…)
