/lit/ - Literature

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OP has a problem writing with third person narration.

Whenever he tries to carry a whole story using this point of view, he finds it extremely difficult to break his own vocabulary patterns and transition into the way one of his characters should speak. For instance, he tries to write a crime/noir detective story, and yet his narrator still ends up speaking like the 20 something yuppie he is. He makes an active effort to try and change his style of narration, but he still can't break out of it.

Is this just his natural style of writing or is he just failing to really" wear his characters skin," so to speak?

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I prefer to read books, but right now I'm in the mood for a good audiobook. Recommend me the best.

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