Using Deep POV to Capture Readers’ Emotions
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By Marcy Kennedy (@MarcyKennedy)
The books that we remember the best are often the books that made us feel something. Those are the books we recommend to our friends. Those are the authors we seek out to see if they have more books that will provide us with that vicarious experience again.
So it makes sense that when we create our own stories, we want to provide that same emotional experience for our readers too 🙂
One great way to create emotional involvement in our readers is through deep POV.
Please join me today at Jami Gold’s blog for the rest of this post!
What’s Coming Next? I’m guest posting next week as well at Janice Hardy’s Fiction University about writing your book’s back cover copy, but then I’ll be continuing with my series on dissecting books and reading as a writer here the following week.
Interested in more ways to improve your writing? Deep Point of View
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