Episode 73: REPOST: Examining Different Points of View

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Not sure which POV is best for your book? In this episode, I break down the pros and cons of writing in the different points of view, from first person to third person limited and omniscient (and even second person!). Not really sure what each of these are? No worries! I'll break down what each POV means and (hopefully) give you some food for thought on which one would be best for your book.Helpful links (some are affiliate links):My newsletter signup Scrivener (the writing software I use)AlbaArango.com (my website and contact information)The Ruby Diamond (my newest release!)Social Media linksInstagramThreadsYouTubeTikTokBlueskyFacebook

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