: Re: Resources with Examples of Short Stories to Teach Dialogue I'm teaching creative writing workshops, in which we read short stories with examples of literary elements to better understand how to

I spoke with a few professional authors & playwrights, who also happen to teach creative writing workshops, and these were the short stories they recommended:

Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway

Popular Mechanics by Raymond Carver

Trial by Combat by Shirley Jackson

A Telephonic Conversation by Mark Twain

For EsmÃ©â€”with Love and Squalor by J. D. Salinger

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: Multiple POV's: Am I in over my head? Wondering if anyone with great wisdom can help me... I have 2 problems really that have pretty much stopped me writing anything decent for a few weeks.

: Do new writers stand a chance at a career without ambitions to write series? Simply put, I've been noticing a general truth in bookstores: Nearly every new book on the shelf is part of a

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