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Old 10-29-2011, 11:05 AM   #30
RK Ryals
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Originally Posted by Keryl Raist View Post
If I could get away with it, something like 80% of my stories would be dialog.

But then people keep telling me they want things like settings, gestures, action, and some non-conversation centered plot.

More seriously, I've noticed there are two basic kinds of writers, those who process their stories as a series of images that need to be translated into words, and those who understand their stories as a series of words that need images. I'm one of the later.
LOL! I agree! If I had to publish one of my stories using only the first draft, it would be 80 to 90 percent dialogue. I'm definitely one of the latter. I think in terms of words, then I insert images and secondary actions.
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