Link post + thoughts about dialogue
This post is serving two functions: first, for my co-conspirators, the participants in the Bloggers’ Library-Loving Challenge. When you’ve posted your challenge message, leave the link here.
Second, I've been thinking about dialogue, thanks to Author2Author. My favorite idea about dialogue this week is the notion of layers: the characters are saying words on the surface, but those words impart more than literal information. There's some conflict underneath that doesn't have to be explicit and literal in the characters' words, but rather evolves more subtly through the speakers' interaction. What the characters want from one another isn't necessarily what they say they want. Anyway, I've quite enjoyed chewing on this idea and thinking of how to apply it!
Check in on this blog tomorrow to see how you can help local libraries--just by leaving blog comments!

Here's hoping we all reach all limits!
Okay, I upped my donation amount and my limit. I posted about it to the CW list, and several other listservs as well as Twitter, etc.
Edited at 2009-03-26 04:39 pm (UTC)
(Anonymous)
My Library Loving Challenge post is up: http://jamarattigan.livejournal.com/255
Thanks for organizing this, and let's hear it for libraries!!
http://angeladegroot.livejournal.com/20
Library-Loving Challenge
http://jumpingthecandlestick.blogspot.co
Debbie Diesen
www.deborahdiesen.com
Re: Library-Loving Challenge
Note that I have a question that commenters ought to answer, though I'll certainly count the comment towards the total either way. :-)
Edited at 2009-03-26 03:41 pm (UTC)
Here: http://armchairnews.vox.com/library/pos
http://tabwriter.blogspot.com/2009/03/sp
Bloggers’ Library-Loving Challenge
http://www.cynthealiu.com/2009/03/blogg
(Anonymous)
Libraries are great!
http://kbookwoman.blogspot.com/
Re: Libraries are great!
http://lgburns.livejournal.com/130963.h
I didn't ask for comments, so feel free to leave me out of your link list. I wanted you to know I was trying to spread the love, though!
Loree