[ SECRET POST #2223 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2223 ⌋

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Comments

[neurofancier]

The problem with first person writing is that so many people fall back into it not because they think writing in the first person will add anything to the story or because it fits the theme, plot or the general feeling of story, but because they don't know how to use any other type of narrator.

Narrator types are like tools. Like, there's nothing wrong with a hammers. In fact, if you want to, for example, hammer a nail into a wall, hammers are the perfect tool! But if you try to use a hammer to do absolutely everything, then you'll never be a good carpenter. Similarly, if you never stop to consider that maybe the first person narrator is not the right one for a specific story... well, then I don't think you take your writing very seriously!