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He Said, She Said...
Whole books have been written on how to write dialogue - but a quick scan of those on my shelves show that none of them specifically addresses the topic of how to get around the problem of two males or two females talking at length. Of course, it can be done - there are countless novels out there that have scene after scene of smoothly written dialogue involving two people of the same sex. But... what are the techniques involved? . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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