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In this episode of Write Out Loud, hosts Matt and Christina delve into the different points of view used in writing, including first person, second person, and third person perspectives. They discuss the literary benefits and challenges of each, referencing a blog post by Manton Reece and insights from Jane Friedman. They highlight the importance of choosing the right point of view to enhance storytelling, giving examples of 'deep point of view' and the trend of first-person narratives in the romance genre. The episode concludes with a discussion on how writers can find their natural voice and use it effectively as a literary device.
0:45 - Welcome and Introductions
1:24 - Topic introduction: Point of View
1:43 - Blog Post by Manton Reece
3:00 - Deep Point of View Introduced
6:40 - Alternate Points of View
13:47 - Different Points of View Defined
14:45 - Second Person Perspective
15:28 - Third Person Perspective
17:24 - First Person POV Can Be Difficult to Write Well
23:24 - Kristen Ashley's Use of POV
26:00 - Malcolm Gladwell's 20% Stat
27:55 - Third Person Deep Perspective Revisited
33:00 - Wrap Up
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00:45 - Welcome and Introductions
01:24 - Topic introduction: Point of View
01:43 - Blog Post by Manton Reece
03:00 - Deep Point of View Introduced
06:40 - Alternate Points of View
13:47 - Different Points of View Defined
14:45 - Second Person Perspective
15:28 - Third Person Perspective
17:24 - First Person POV Can Be Difficult to Write Well
23:24 - Kristen Ashley's Use of POV
26:00 - Malcolm Gladwell's 20% Stat
27:55 - Third Person Deep Perspective Revisited
33:00 - Wrap Up
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