In creative nonfiction, to make quotes sound like dialogue, writers:

a. change the words
b. put the quotes in context
c. do nothing at all
d. add imaginary characters

Question

In creative nonfiction, to make quotes sound like dialogue, writers:

	a. change the words
	b. put the quotes in context
	c. do nothing at all
	d. add imaginary characters

zasharra · Answer

@pooja195 @dan815 @mathstudent55 @iGreen

abbiegalie · Answer

Well in creative nonfiction to make quotes sound like dialogue they will put quotes in context. Adding imaginary characters or changing words is not a thing they can do, because a quote is the direct, exact words that a real person said.

zasharra · Answer

@Abbiegalie  In the essay I Just Lately Started Buying Wings, setting is:
	nonexistent
	described in great detail at the beginning
	shared one detail at a time throughout the essay
	left totally to the reader’s imagination

abbiegalie · Answer

The setting in the story isn't described in great detail all at once but revealed throughout the story in small details.