304. Scott T. Barnes: Writing with Multiple 1st Person Points of View

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Scott won the Writers of the Future Contest in volume 28 with his story “Insect Sculptor.” He is the Founder of NewMyths eZine, one of only a few online magazines that continue to pay writers, poets, and artists for their contributions. He was a guest on this podcast on episode 57 in early 2020, just before the pandemic hit. In this interview, we discuss writing with multiple first-person points of view as well as his new YA novel, “Memories of Lucinda Eco,” which demonstrates this technique. You can find “Memories of Lucinda Eco” at www.amazon.com/Memories-Lucinda-…nes/dp/1939354269 And you can find Scott here: www.scotttbarnes.com/about-me

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