Ep. 498: 5 Questions About How to Balance Multiple POVs in Your Story
Knowing your story’s ending will help you know the right answer to almost any POV question. Let’s look at 5 questions about using multiple POVs.
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Knowing your story’s ending will help you know the right answer to almost any POV question. Let’s look at 5 questions about using multiple POVs.
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