What Third Person Limited Taught Me
“This year, for the first time, I was able to draft the story from beginning to end, without any significant setbacks. I used the third person limited POV and told the story only from one character’s perspective.”
Books and Writing
Woodle #1: The Dog in the Temple
“Those who offered the most, got the most. Merchants became princes. Princes became kings. I made fortunes out of thin air. And I destroyed the world. I was the god of wealth. I created greed. Greed takes. They took.”
Gallant: V.E Schwab At the Height of Her Powers
I honestly didn’t know what to expect when I first opened it, but the novel swept me away without warning.
Can You Create Overdeveloped Characters?
“Can your characters ever be overdeveloped? That’s what I’d like to debate with myself today.”
Why Fantasy Writers Need Science
“Fantasy is ultimately about what is real.”
Review: Aristotle and Dante Dive Into the Waters Of The World
I inhaled this book over a long weekend and I’m currently suffering a book hangover. I can’t stop thinking about this novel, and don’t intend to any time soon. Here’s my spoiler-free review.
Shadow and Bone: An Adaptation Done Right
Despite myself, I really enjoyed Shadow and Bone
Piranesi: A Study in Character Voice
What I found fascinating about this book (aside from everything else, because it’s brilliant), was the three personalities of the main character.
A Quick Look At Fiction’s Psychopath
It’s more likely that the VP in your company is a “psychopath” than some doe-eyed teenage boy in your neighbourhood.
Damini Kane 