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My POV Journey
Initially, when I was eight years old, I started writing in the third person point of view and all my characters were animals. Did I mention that Black Beauty was one of my favorite books? A few years later, I … Continue reading
Posted in Literary devices, Literature, Novels, Style and voice
Tagged Black Beauty, Fiction, Frankenstein, Nectar in the Sieve, point of view, POV, Writing, writing-tips
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Distorted POVs
It amuses me when people ask which point of view is best. But, I probably chuckled more when a new writer asked if it was okay to describe what a character was thinking when writing in the third-person POV. “Can’t … Continue reading