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Edit Post #29145 Initial revision almost 5 years ago
Question What is the correct way to switch dialogue between two or more characters during a conversation without it being confusing for the reader?
When I use dialogue within the stories I write I have a bad habit of writing dialogue after dialogue without indication as to who is talking. An example is when I do this in a story > “Arden! Darling, it’s time.” > > “Time? Time for what Cecilia?” > > “Why it’s time for your memory wipe.” > > “Me...
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over 6 years ago