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Tuesday 30 August 2016

Writing Dual POVs

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Writing Dual POVs

What if you’ve chosen the first person POV, but you want to include another first person POV from a different character instead of sticking to just one? How will you differentiate between the two POVs, and what benefits and risks can come with using more than one POV?
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