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POV in Fiction: What’s the Point?

POV in Fiction: What’s the Point?

by Bonnie McKnight on September 29, 2018 with No Comments

Pardon the title; I couldn’t help myself. Today I want to talk about point of view, or POV. The POV is the perspective from which your story is being told. Unless you’re writing your autobiography, your POV is not your … Read More

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