Passionate thoughts about the world of writing and the Power of God
Yeah. It's so cool to read those words. A few weeks from now I'll have my third novel in print.
Inside trivia:
Breath of Life is actually my seventh novel.
It was written in 2007.
It's my first experiment with first person, and the "first person" is from a male POV.
Any questions?
Father, you bless me. You always have. Thank you. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.
Congratulations, Nicole! What a thrill that will be to hold your new baby in just a few weeks.
As for your experiment with first person, having read Breath of Life, I’d say it was very successful and not everyone can pull it off.
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Very cool. Congratulations! I haven’t read much in 1st person but if it’s a male POV that will be a refreshing change from the standard.
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Congratulations Nicole! 🙂
Hey, look at that. I can comment again.
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Thank you, my friends.
Bren, you’re too sweet. Appreciate you.
Brenda J., yeah, it’s from a male POV, and I tried my best to do it well.
Yay! Mark’s here. Thank you, big guy. (Even I’m having trouble with posting on Typepad lately. ;P)
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No questions from me… just a hearty, ‘Congratulations!’
First POV is my preference. Always has been. It must have been a learning experience for you—getting into the mindset of how guys think. 😉
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I had a good education on the racetrack. 😉 I’ve studied them for years. Really I have. I want to know how they think, react, etc. because I’ve always sensed they didn’t “get” the female mind.
Thank you so much, Barb. And, unlike you, in the distant past I hated first person POV. I grew to enjoy it depending on the character’s voice.
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Congrats!!
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Thanks, Jess. 😉
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