Literary Sins 1: Head-Hopping

Have you committed this literary sin?  Head hopping, or jumping from one POV to another in the same paragraph, scene, or chapter, can throw readers off as to who"s really telling the story.  This can pull a reader out of the narrative, and a confused reader is more likely to close the book! This, our first installment of the Literary Sins Series, addresses what head hopping is, how to spot it, and how to avoid it. Send us a text What to do next… Take the Writing Persona Quiz! Sign up for The 60-Day Novel Writing Challenge Join The 60-Day Novel Writing Challenge Facebook Group Follow the 60-Day Challenge on Instagram Leave a review on Apple Podcasts Halie & Colleen are both authors! Find their books below: Secrets of the Tally, by Halie Fewkes Damewood The Chronicles of Talahm, by Colleen Mitchell