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Topic : Re: Can prologues and epilogues change POV from the main text? I have completed my book. But I'm stuck writing the prologue. I've written the story with narration by the writer (not from the point - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Can prologues and epilogues change POV from the main text? I have completed my book. But I'm stuck writing the prologue. I've written the story with narration by the writer (not from the point

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Yes, of course you can, and you don't even have to make it clear who the narrator is.

You're the author: decisions like this are yours to make.

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