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  • Demesnedenoir
    It's hard as hell to catch sometimes, most risky for me when writing one POV with another POV character in the scene, LMAO. That feels...
  • Naruzeldamaster
    I tend to do this a lot more often than I should, I don't know why but I feel the need to explain a character's emotions or thoughts on...
  • T
    ThinkerX replied to the thread Dense Prose or Rich Prose?.
    I did that in 'Exiles: Pilgrimage.' One of the characters settled down with her toddler in a human village (the only one for thousands...
  • Demesnedenoir
    Demesnedenoir replied to the thread Dense Prose or Rich Prose?.
    I'm not even sure what you mean... you can pack years into a sentence or pages into a few moments. The example sentence seems fairly...
  • Demesnedenoir
    Demesnedenoir replied to the thread Dense Prose or Rich Prose?.
    That would be why I don't watch videos unless it's for a repair on something, LMAO. It stymies my brain how much time people waste on...
  • Demesnedenoir
    IMO, it's a bit misunderstood, like Show Don't Tell™. Here's my take: real HeadHopping™ isn't 3rd Omniscient like Dune, it is...
  • Naruzeldamaster
    Head hopping is sometimes used as a derogatory way to define a writing style in which the Point of View is shifted (keyword too) often...
  • Incanus
    Incanus replied to the thread Is "Head Hopping" Good or Bad?.
    I'm not 100% clear on what 'head hopping' is, so if there is a clear definition provided at some point, that could be helpful. It makes...
  • Mad Swede
    Mad Swede replied to the thread Is "Head Hopping" Good or Bad?.
    Switching between points of view isn't in itself inherently bad. It's the way you do it as a writer which matters. Switching points of...
  • Incanus
    Incanus replied to the thread Dense Prose or Rich Prose?.
    He has four story cycles that are usually considered his best stuff. They are: Zothique (the original 'dying earth' setting)...
  • G
    Genly replied to the thread hello!.
    Welcome!
  • Demesnedenoir
    The Name of the Wind is framed for a third person/first person as I recall. Without details I don't know what you're actually doing. I...
  • Demesnedenoir
    This totally depends on the frame. In my upcoming War of Seven Lies, some chapters will be written blending 1st, 2d, and 3rd, along with...
  • CupofJoe
    CupofJoe replied to the thread hello!.
    Hail and well-met S Juli It is good to have you here. This is great place to learn and share. Leap on in and enjoy!
  • S
    S Juli replied to the thread Mixing first and third person?.
    Agents and publishers will probably tell you to revise your draft if you do that because they do not associate shifting POVs with a...
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