Today I have the honor of standing in for Heather Reid, taking her slot on Hugs & Chocolate, the wonderful writing craft blogging home of six talented writers. In the post I confess to headswerving. If you don’t know what that is, I’m afraid you’ll have to go and see for yourself. I’ll give you a big hint: It has to do with multiple POVs, a subject near and dear to my heart. I’m not quite the writing equivalent of Lon Chaney (or Sybil), but there are a quite a few characters running around in the ole noggin. Are you scared yet? Head over to my post for the frightening truth.
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Love this picture! And multiple POVs, for me, has been quite the challenge to give everyone equal time and intensity and depth. I’ll check out your guest post!
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I’ll admit, it’s still a challenge for me. Some characters spring to life for me, and others are a struggle. But I’ve always been prone to try! Thanks! 🙂
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Haha! What a great picture to go with your multi-channels of adventure! I look forward to your new post on H&C. 😀
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Hey D! I was thinking of an image of a multi-headed deity, like Brahma, but this caught my eye. Hope you enjoy the post! Thanks for popping in here! 🙂
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*high fives* I’m a compulsive headswerver too. (Love the term, btw.) The thought of staying in only one person’s head throughout an *entire* novel really gives me shivers (although I might have to do that at one point). I want to dive into a bunch of different pools, not just swim in one big ocean. Great post, Vaughn!
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Hurray, another headswerver! It does seem inordinately restrictive, keeping to one head through an entire novel, doesn’t it? 😉 Thanks for weighing in, Margaret!
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