I thought I’d talk a little about point of view in young adult fiction—a little more of craft-based a topic than I usually touch on, but I think it’s an important one. Basically, there are three types of point of view to choose from when crafting your young adult or teen novel: Third person omniscient … [Read more…]
Writing point of view in fiction. It’s a big deal. Choosing one point of view over another or one type of point of view over another can completely change the story you are telling. Writing point of view badly or sloppily can ruin the story you want to tell. Point of view is so basic, … [Read more…]
You’ve probably heard the term “deep point of view.” You’ve maybe read that it’s the best way to connect with readers, but deep point of view does more than that, much more. Deep Point of View connects readers to your story, but writing deep point of view may also do something for you. Recently, I … [Read more…]