Limited Third Person Point of View
Third person limited point of view is defined by being limited to the perspective of a single character.
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Defining Your Genre
To determine your genre, you have to consider the heart of your story.
Getting Familiar with your Genre
There is a lot you can learn from reading a lot of books, including the patterns of your genre.
Why Genre Matters
Some writers think that genre is something marketing slaps onto a finished book in order to make it sell. But that is not how it works.
Should you Give Your Characters Flaws?
Whether your book is character-driven or plot-driven, no book can be truly interesting with a perfect main character. Characters need to...
Outlining for a Strong Manuscript
Each day that you sit down to write, you need two things: the motivation to do the hard work and the direction to keep moving forward.
Picking a Protagonist
How do you make sure you are using the right main character?
Why have Only One Main Character?
A single main character will be a constant connection to pull your readers into the story and also a guide to take them all the way from tha
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