Liz Tolsma is an author, editor, podcaster, mother, and wife. She loves editing and helping new authors hone their skills and start their author journey.
In this conversation, Liz Tolsma discusses the concept of Deep Point of View (DPoV) and provides tips and tricks for writers to achieve it in their writing. DPoV is about immersing the reader in the story and allowing them to experience it through the eyes and emotions of the point of view character. The conversation covers the definition of DPoV, examples of regular point of view versus deep POV, and the importance of vivid language. It also explores tips for writing in deep POV, such as getting rid of italics, avoiding signal words, and using beats. The conversation concludes with information on how to connect with Liz Tolzma for further guidance on DPoV and editing services.
Takeaways:
· Deep Point of View (DPoV) is about immersing the reader in the story and allowing them to experience it through the eyes and emotions of the point of view character.
· Examples of regular point of view versus deep POV include removing italics, using third person past tense, and showing emotions instead of naming them.
· Tips for writing in deep POV include getting rid of italics, avoiding signal words, using beats, and avoiding naming emotions.
· Describing scenes in deep POV involves having the characters interact with the setting and react to it.