Tip edited by James Gapinski
Write a story that employs more than one point of view. The exercise focuses your attention on point of narration, so that you are conscious of things like physical observations, language, and personal biases unique to each individual character.
Other Resources:
Writer's Digest: "Fiction: Point of View," by Steve Almond.
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