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Writing Multiple Points of View

Why Writers Use Multiple Points-of-View
An interesting blog about this topic that’s worth checking out. Two of my novels are written from multiple points of view: Mile Marker 139 and Murder: It’s All in Your Head. Anyone else relate or read books written this way?

Published by Cynthia "Cyndi" Hilston

Cynthia Hilston is a stay at home mom of three young kids, happily married, and lives in the Cleveland, Ohio, area. Writing has always been like another child to her. After twenty years of waltzing in the world of fan fiction, she stepped away to do her debut dance with original works of fiction. In her spare time – what spare time? – she devours books, watches Supernatural and Outlander, pets her orange kitty, looks at the stars, enjoys wine or coffee with good friends, and dreams of what other stories she wishes to tell.  

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1 thought on “Writing Multiple Points of View”

  1. Kathleen August 24, 2020 — 3:08 pm

    I’ve read many books from different POV. A lot of English books are written that way.

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