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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2020 · 12 MIN

S6E5 – Character Voice and Point of View

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Authors can always be served by returning to the basics of writing. We spend so much time focusing on the grand scale of books – plot, themes, sequels – that the simple pieces of writing which make a story stand out can be lost. This month, Writing Roots is focusing on the nitty gritty, from writing dialogue and humor to developing character voice. A character’s voice should be unique compared to the other characters in a story. Part of this comes from the author’s chosen point of view. Whether the book is written in first person or third person makes a large difference in the words and flow, not just in dialogue. First aired January 16, 2020 The post S6E5 – Character Voice and Point of View appeared first on Writing Roots.

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