Write Good Or Die
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Second Person The "you" tense. (e.g., "You walk down the street, not knowing what you're going to find around the corner.") Largely experimental and only used for a very specific kind of story.
Used by McInerney in Bright Lights, Big City to show the character's drug-addled state.
Third Person Limited Told through one character's viewpoint, seeing just what that character sees and thinking just what s/he thinks.
Can switch POV away from that character, but the story should only be told through o...ne character's viewpoint at a time.
The POV usually breaks between chapters, but can be done within chapters. However, the writer should give the reader a visual indication that POV is being changed—just skip down a few lines or give some other form of break.
Third person limited is the most-often-used POV and the one that, by default, is the best choice for most stories.
[I'm sure David had more to say on this topic, but he ran out of time.] Bottom line: In Morrell's judgment, most first-person novels could be improved by a shift to the third person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Second Person The "you" tense. (e.g., "You walk down the street, not knowing what you're going to find around the corner.") Largely experimental and only used for a very specific kind of story.
Used by McInerney in Bright Lights, Big City to show the character's drug-addled state.
Third Person Limited Told through one character's viewpoint, seeing just what that character sees and thinking just what s/he thinks.
Can switch POV away from that character, but the story should only be told through o...ne character's viewpoint at a time.
The POV usually breaks between chapters, but can be done within chapters. However, the writer should give the reader a visual indication that POV is being changed—just skip down a few lines or give some other form of break.
Third person limited is the most-often-used POV and the one that, by default, is the best choice for most stories.
[I'm sure David had more to say on this topic, but he ran out of time.] Bottom line: In Morrell's judgment, most first-person novels could be improved by a shift to the third person.
What to read after Write Good Or Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Nicholson to read onlineMoreLess
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