Author's Pov Quotes

If you were my student, I’d tell you to shift as needed between the three POVs. Not constantly, but as appropriate to control authority, intimacy, and pace.

who the PoV is MC’s scene goal a clue about the location As many as possible of these: clue about the season clue about the time of day clue about the weather inner conflict outer conflict MC’s state of mind

Celeste Unraveled is a poignant, sympathetic novel that well conveys how retirement shakes people's identities and roles in society. Although the POV characters are nowhere near my age, I related to them and sympathized with their dilemmas. The author successfully differentiates each POV character's thought process and style of narration. The author creates distinguishable and realistic personalities for each character. Agent, The Rights Factory

A roving POV can lead to confusion which begs the question most authors face - are you making a movie, or telling a story?

Each time, you saw, heard and smelled the same place—but the first time you experienced it as yourself (from your Point of View) and the second time, as a fictional character (from that character's PoV).

Addiction isn't a moral failure; it’s a societal one. In the ER, I’ve sutured wounds from overdoses and watched schools fail to arm kids against the coming storm. ‘The Lotus Mark: The Pink Lotus’ isn’t fiction. It’s a glitter-coated bullet aimed at apathy. Here’s the truth: Lotus pills don’t just dissolve in your bloodstream. They dissolve families, cities, futures. I wrote this because nurses don’t just heal bodies; we armor souls. And sometimes, that armor is stormtrooper-plated and dripping in defiance. Deanna LaForce RN], ER nurse and author of ‘The Lotus Mark: The Pink Lotus’ (Star Wars cosplay tutorials sold separately).