How to use quotation marks (speech marks) in writing - a podcast by Louise Harnby (fiction editor) and Denise Cowle (non-fiction editor)

Denise and Louise discuss how to use quote marks (or speech marks) in writing ... and when not to use them. 
Summary of the ShowWhat are quote marks for?Should I use straight or curly quote marks?
Should I use single or double quote marks?Where does the closing quote mark go in relation to other punctuation??
When not to use quote marksEditing Bites‘How to punctuate dialogue in a novel’: (blog) http://bit.ly/2vYflIf
‘How to punctuate dialogue in a novel’: (video playlist): http://bit.ly/2ZzUCXG‘Worry-free Writing: how to use quote marks’: http://bit.ly/2ZyTzag

Other ResourcesChicago Manual of StylePenguin Guide to Punctuation
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Denise and LouiseDenise Cowle Editorial Services: bit.ly/CowleEditing
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