: Re: Omniscient but limited Narrator talking to the characters - Pros and cons It is a third person narrator that changes the character he is "following" from chapter to chapter, or even in the

What you've got planned sounds like a character who narrates, and is in all scenes, rather than an Omniscient narrator.
If so, then yes,
it is doable.
That character shows up with that ability when allowed.

I can't see it being a problem to read.
And I'm an ex Sr. QA Engineer and now author, writing coach who's seen many an idea for unique POV use tries.
Great luck with it.

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