Bill Crider wrote:
>>>I was irritated by several things in THE
LAST
DETECTIVE, but what really got me was that near the end, when
the third-person viewpoint shifted rapidly, there were little
headings to tell me whose viewpoint I was getting. I'm pretty
slow, but I can usually figure stuff like that out without
much prompting. It was unnecessary and it took me out of the
story.<<<
Character headings at the beginning of a session is helpful,
I think, unless the author makes sure we know who is
speaking.
Other than character headings, I like the first sentence of
each section to begin with the name of the character whose
head we are in.
Again it's the soup and broth thing. What works for you, may
not work for me.
Jack
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