Yes, of course. The discussion of eye dialect absolutely applies to that.
As diebirchen noted above, some writers are masters of this - Twain for the U.S. Southern/rural dialect of his day, Terry Pratchett with the outrageous fantasy brogue of the Nac Mac Feegle - but for most of us, it's not worth the likely loss in momentum as the reader puzzles through the changed spellings.
no subject
Yes, of course. The discussion of eye dialect absolutely applies to that.
As diebirchen noted above, some writers are masters of this - Twain for the U.S. Southern/rural dialect of his day, Terry Pratchett with the outrageous fantasy brogue of the Nac Mac Feegle - but for most of us, it's not worth the likely loss in momentum as the reader puzzles through the changed spellings.