When
a story, book, or article is written as if narrated by the author.
Using that “I” viewpoint brings the reader closer to the
character or writer. However, one difficulty of using a first person
viewpoint is trying to avoid starting every sentence with “I.”
Another consideration is that the person doing the narrating must be
in every scene or at least know what's happening in every scene. Not
all periodicals or book publishers accept submissions written in
first person, so always check their writers'
guidelines
to be sure you are targeting the right market. To understand the use
of first person in your writing, go to:
http://www.the-writers-craft.com/first-person-point-of-view.html
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