How to End a Novel With a Punch
Your closer is the most important incident in the novel, which is why you must know it inside and out so you know how to end a novel that agents want to rep.
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What Point of View Should You Use in Your Novel?
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Read an interview with James V. Smith, Jr., author of You Can Write a Novel, 2nd EditionYou Can Write a Novel, 2nd Edition
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Read an excerpt from You Can Write a Novel, 2nd Edition by James V. Smith, Jr.
What Point of View Should You Use in Your Novel?
(First Person? Third Person?)
There are several different points of view available to you when writing your novel (first person, second person, third person). Here are the advantages and disadvantages to each.
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Everything You Need to Know to Write Better and Get Published
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