Write well. Write often. Edit wisely.
Part 2 of a discussion about using deep POV to bring readers closer to action and characters. Tips and techniques for using deep POV effectively.
Understanding narrative distance to understand how to use deep POV.
Deep POV has become the most common point of view for current fiction, but some writers are unfamiliar with it. Read about deep POV and learn tips on how to use it for your stories.
The lure of fresh ideas and new characters is hard to resist, yet finishing stories and pushing through problems is a sure way to become a stronger writer.
Practice for both ball players and writers is a necessary activity. Don’t shortchange yourself and your skills by skipping writing practice.
Rather than try to spell an accent, use other options for letting readers know that a character has an accent.
Tips for writing action and description from a character’s point of view. For a close narrative distance, show story events and descriptions through the character’s perspective.
Links to useful articles on grammar, punctuation, and writing fiction, especially helpful for students and educators beginning a new school year.
Is it couple or couple of? is one use right and the other wrong? Or are there options? Is couple ever an adjective?
The reader will focus on what stands out. Turn the reader's attention where you want it to go.
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