A guy told me it's better to write: 'Winter said, "You are so wrong."'
That version is preferable to: '"You are so wrong," Winter said.'
He claims it's better to put the 'who' in front of the quote rather than behind it. It's a subtle reader prompt, an aid, to make narrative flow a bit more smoothly.
Of course boys have been telling me a lot of stuff for a lot of years, hopeful hands sliding up toward hopeful goals.
Paige