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Topic : Re: Options for point of view in a story At first I was going to tell my story told from my main character's point of view, but now I'm wondering if I should make it coming from the point - selfpublishingguru.com

Jessie137

: Re: Options for point of view in a story At first I was going to tell my story told from my main character's point of view, but now I'm wondering if I should make it coming from the point

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Why not go with third person semi-omniscient? That makes jumping from characters much easier and you can still have their thoughts etc. I prefer reading this but it also depends on your audience and your purpose.

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