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Going through and editing my stories, I have found this webpage to be a great tool for punctuating dialogue. It’s so easy to read, simple to use, and I love that there are subheadings. I was able to remind myself of how capitalization works within dialogue when the speaker tag comes first. This page was shared to me by Anne Schilde and I found it also simple and easy to use.
When you’re writing, you don’t want to have to read a novel of grammar rules. We want something easy and simple to flip to. If not, the flow of our writing and/or editing will be severely interrupted. For any writer who wants an easy reference on how to punctuate dialogue, visit ‘Be a Better Writer‘ or ‘Absolute Write‘. It’s always important to triangulate your information. In other words, make sure other sources of information also agree.
So much of a writer’s life is taken up by editing. We may as well get it right! Do you have any easy-to-use editing reference webpages to share?
– Ermisenda Alvarez
Ermilia 
This is great and just what I need! Thank you and to Anne too.
Gem Xx
I’m glad it was useful! 🙂
Reblogged this on Simply Gemini and commented:
Thanks Ermilialog for sharing this and to Anne Schilde too.
Thanks for reblogging. I hope you have a great day!
I don’t think I’ll ever be capable of being a good editor. There are just so many things to remember. It helps to have help.
And even if you were a great editor, it’s always good to have another pair of eyes. We always seem to miss something.