Deep POV can ratchet up the emotional tension and pull the reader in close to experience the character’s inner conflict. It’s not important that readers SEE it, but more that they FEEL it.

Deep POV veteran, Lisa Hall Wilson, shares three exercises to help turn emotion loose on the page and free up your creativeness in ways that might surprise you.

Lori Freeland defines Point of View (POV) - how to choose, a definition of POV types and why it is all so important to the reader. Fantastic examples!

by Lisa Hall-Wilson Deep point of view really isn't difficult, but it requires a shift in your mindset in how you craft your fiction. Choosing setting and description details becomes very crucial to making a story come alive for readers. All things being equal (assuming you don't have a broken story, flat characters, lack tension, […]

Laurie Schnebly Campbell examines the pros and cons of point with clarity and examples. Also, she shows how to tell which POV is best for a scene.