Dialogue is part of Show Vs Tell. I know many new writers don't know that there are actual rules when it comes to dialogue. In the next few issues, we will speak about dialogue. First an overview on how to write and format dialogue, and then we will start working in depth with dialogue.

Your book consists at least of 70 – 80% of dialogue so you can see how important this point actually is. Dialogue pushes the plot forward and also shows a beautiful story. Dialogue plays a significant role is Show.
So first off, let's tackle the rules of dialogue. It's very important to stick to these below. Straying away from them, confusion is definitely going to happen. Readers will not know who says what and it might even lead to readers putting a story down.

Dialogue plays a very important part of the story and therefore has to be written as crisp as can be and also formatted correctly.

To read more on the dialogue, be sure to go to this weeks post of LOVE TO LEARN at https://kdpeters.com/show-vs-telling-3-dialogue-part-i and learn the first few of them.

Dialogue is a deep one and I'm going to spend the next few weeks on dialogue. So be sure to check them all out. Next week is breaking up dialogue correctly.

Thanks for reading and hope you are going to learn with me.