: Re: What happens with changing POV Irregularly? I have a story that is primarily told from one POV character (third-person limited). However, plotted within this story are a few chapters from other

The best example of changing points of view was perhaps Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island." Most of it was told from the point of view of Jim Hawkins, the cabin boy. But when Jim was at sea, the POV shifted to Dr. Livesey, who remained on land, and discussed the land portion of the story "simultaneously" with Jim's sea adventure.. It made for a smooth, continuous narrative.

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: Royalty rate for edition of estate-held text I am the literary executor of my father's estate. A relative has started work on producing a (probably very) limited non-professional edition of my

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: Why would my "Hero" start his Quest to save the world? In my first big novel-kind-of-thing I'm currently working on, I have a run-of-the-mill, super-non-special "Hero" - the Antagonist. A Jon

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: Are different levels of character development required for primary as opposed to secondary characters? Primary characters would normally include the protagonist, antagonist, and maybe one or two

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: Is character arc or character development more important (assuming they are in conflict?) A "character arc" represents the changes in the character in different parts of the story. That is, how

: Re: What happens with changing POV Irregularly? I have a story that is primarily told from one POV character (third-person limited). However, plotted within this story are a few chapters from other

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