Writing Tip of the Day-POV

It’s possible to write a book using a variety of viewpoints from First Person to Omniscient, but may be difficult to interest an editor in such a tour de force. The best POV is the one most frequently used in any chosen genre.

Writing Tip of the Day-POV

Philosophical First Person is a detached viewpoint in which a single character acts as eyewitness to events and the actions of the protagonist. The character may or may not play a central role in the story. A notable example is Dr. Watson, narrator of the Sherlock Holmes mysteries.

Writing Tip of the Day-POV

There are six possible viewpoints from which a story can be presented, ranging from the completely impersonal Omniscient to the extremely personal First Person. The author chooses the view from which the story will be written based on how he/she wants the reader to experience it.