The point of view a writer chooses to write in, in the first or third person, can shape the way readers engage with the story and the way characters are presented. When you write a story you need ...

But many, many writing teachers will tell you to avoid third-person omniscient at all costs. They’ll break out the pain sticks. Why is this? Because third person omnisicent is so freaking easy ...

“Third-person expressive writing might provide a constructive opportunity to make sense of what happened but from a safe distance that feels less immediate and threatening,” says Matthew ...

from a first-person or a third-person perspective? Usually, we associate this kind of distinction with storytelling and fiction-writing. But like a story, every visual memory has its own implicit ...