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The stage is a magical place. Live actors and a live audience make for an immediacy no other art of the written word can duplicate. The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that the dramatic “poet” (that’s us) had the power and the duty to “teach and to please,” and it’s a tradition that lives on to this day. Sounds great. But how do you do it?

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Master the Art of Dialogue in Fiction!

Great dialogue isn’t just words on a page—it reveals character, drives the plot, and keeps readers engaged. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to craft natural, compelling conversations that add depth to your story. Discover essential techniques like differentiating character voices, adding subtext, creating tension, and avoiding common pitfalls. With practical examples, formatting tips, and hands-on exercises, this guide will help you bring your characters to life through realistic and dynamic dialogue.

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Want to get paid for your writing? This lesson teaches you how to craft compelling magazine articles that editors want to publish—from choosing the right topic to structuring your piece and crafting a pitch that stands out. Learn the secrets of writing articles that sell, breaking into the industry, and making a name for yourself as a freelance writer.

Perfect for writers looking for freelance writing tips, how to pitch a magazine, article writing strategies, and making money with writing.

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Want to write compelling fiction but don’t know where to start? This lesson covers the fundamentals of storytelling, including plot structure, character development, setting, dialogue, and narrative voice. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to strengthen your skills, you’ll learn essential techniques to craft engaging stories that captivate readers.

Perfect for writers looking for fiction writing tips, storytelling basics, novel structure, creative writing exercises, and character-building techniques.

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