WRITING: Third person, omniscient. I often don't like first person because then you're stuck inside of that person's world for the length of a book and single person narrative slows down a screenplay. Exceptio (...)

What voice do you find most to your liking: first person or third person?

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Third person, omniscient. I often don't like first person because then you're stuck inside of that person's world for the length of a book and single person narrative slows down a screenplay. Exceptions include Henry Miller, who manages to take us on a wide range of terrain, from the psyche, to the observe and the I. Also, Kerouac's driving manic voice that creates a world around the small I.