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Effective dialogue can make any book great. David and D.C. discuss with Zev Good, literary fiction author of 'A Map of the World'. We also dig into the importance of 'show don't tell' and how subtext can say much more than what's between the quotation marks. Zev goes on to say writers should act out their dialogue to ensure it is realistic and appropriate.

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Some writers are affected by impostor syndrome to the point where it hinders their ability to market and possibly even write. David and D.C. discuss what this affliction is, some reasons why people get it, and ways to overcome impostor syndrome if you think you have it. 

Music: Rolling Hills by DC Wright-Hammer

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What is Writers' Row? How did it start? How does one become a guest on the show? David and D. C. talk about how the business side of writing got them to talk more about the creative side and realized that there should be a YouTube channel dedicated to questions like the ones we had. They also dig into how amazing it is to bring on guests from #writingcommunity and discuss topics that they're passionate about about.