Continuing the series of writing exercises inspired by Susan Breen’s The Fiction Class, today we are moving on to dialogue. For more information on the book and this series of posts, please check out the original book review here.

Dialogue: Two people are having a conversation. It can be any two people you want, but this is the first line of dialogue: “Kiss me.”

“Kiss me.”

“No.”

“Come on, kiss me. You know you want to…” he teased.

“I do not. Don’t be ridiculous. I’m mad and I intend to stay that way for at least the better part of the day,” she replied. “And don’t tell me what to do.”
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