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Topic : Re: What is the best practice for writing a character that speaks with a whistle lisp? For a character that whistles when pronouncing the "s" sound, how can I write in the lisp effectively? I - selfpublishingguru.com

Nickens642

: Re: What is the best practice for writing a character that speaks with a whistle lisp? For a character that whistles when pronouncing the "s" sound, how can I write in the lisp effectively? I

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How about going with thisâ™ª?

Possibly with the note raised as superscript. After an initial description it serves as a reminder to the reader.

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