Handling Multiple Points of View
Using multiple POV characters is very common and not hard to do. Here are a few tips for writing multiple POV stories well.
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Deep Point of View
Deep POV is meant to be as close to the POV character as possible. You combine the narrator's voice and the POV character's voice into one.
Omniscient Third Person Point of View
An omniscient third person point of view style means that the narrator knows everything that is happening, even inside the characters'
First Person Point of View
I recommend first person POV for stories with sassy or funny main characters, unreliable narrators, or coming-of-age stories.
Selecting an Editor that's Right for You
Hopefully you've already read my posts about getting ready for an editor, budgeting, and choosing the type of editing you need, as well...
Understanding Your Editing Goals
In order to hire an editor who will be worth your time and money, you need to figure out what you are hiring an editor to do. There are...
Can Freelance Editors be Right for Authors with Traditional Publishing Goals?
Your planned publishing path is very important to the decisions about what kind of editing to get and how much to pay for them. Some...
Budgeting for an Editor
When you are planning to hire an editor, knowing your budget is an important step to make sure you will be satisfied with your editing and h
Are you Ready for an Editor?
Are you ready for an editor?
Creating a Platform Before You are Published
Readers don't rush to the fantasy aisle to see what new titles HarperCollins has released this season. It's the authors they are invested in
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