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I always find a little bit of ‘conflict’ or ‘tention’ in dialog works better. Humor is also good, anything to get away from the yes, no, pros.
Best advice I’ve ever had re writing dialogue from N.Z. mentor and Director of NZSA many years Joan Rossier Jones has stayed with me. MAKE IT REAL, RELEVANT and REVEALING. I have used and enlarged on that in my Dynamic Dialogue international workshops for past 30 years. First in Aus. for T.W. 2005 or 6 I believe through Eve and Arts Nexus. Even today there is much of value in a skeleton outline of it continually offered to interested members as a half hour talk with handouts. Certainly some tips and traps because writing dialogue can be a dicey minefield for any of us, believe me. Hzl
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