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Do you see how you can still say the same thing but in a way that's physically possible? Yes? Good. Carry on. #amwriting #pubtip 9/9 FIN.

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EXAMPLE:
"I love cheese." She sighed. "If only I weren't lactose intolerant."
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The solution? PERIODS INSTEAD OF COMMAS. Don't link those verbs to the text itself, but rather, to the speaker #pubtip #amwriting 7/?

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HOWEVER, there are STILL ways you can use laugh, sigh, etc in dialogue tags w/o being physically imposible #pubtip #amwriting 6/?

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You can talk AND sigh. You can say words that come out of you like a sigh, but notice that it is simile, not truth #pubtip #amwriting 6/?

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You can't BREATHE a sentence. Nor can you SIGH words. Or CLUCK or any other nonsense #pubtip #amwriting 4/?

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Notice that these tags are way your TALK. Many fiction writers INSIST on creating dialogue tags that aren't possible #amwriting #pubtip 3/?

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Appropriate ways to tag writing include the following: said, replied, asked, yelled, muttered, etc #amwriting #pubtip 2/?

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Okay. Let's talk about dialogue tags, shall we? #pubtip #amwriting 1/?

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Why Add Romance to Your Novel? @DiAnnMills on @EdieMelson bit.ly/1TccPj9 #writing #pubtip

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Why You Need an Author Website (More than a blog, I might add...) via @GirlFridayProd girlfridayproductions.com/2016/04/why-yo… #pubtip

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Good advice here > 50 Writing Tips From My 15 Years As An Author via @Forbes #pubtip forbes.com/sites/kevinkru…

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#PubTip = Published Author website: "Available in print, ebook, audio and at your local library." #libraries

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