Please help me, /lit/ I have been flip-flopping between wri

>>7790802
I'd go with first person if you want to maintain a sense of intimacy. If you want that distant commentary style stick with third.

Why not both?

>>7790802
It all depends on where you're going with this, in third person it seems more cynical, ironic, the narrator has this detached quality, as if the particular, humane qualities of the character aren't of immediate importance compared to the greater point he's trying to make with the story, and in first person there's a similar detachment, but one which makes the character sound humble, as someone who sees himself as unimportant. It also sounds as if he's distant from himself or from a meaningful life.

>>7790802
Stop coming here for writing advice. The board is for conversation on literature and books; not your awful attempt at wanting to write a book ever since you bought the meme trilogy and now consider yourself an intellectual because you browse a literature board. You're on 4chan, you fucking faggot.

>>7791287
wew lad

go fuck yourself

>>7791287


>projecting this hard

heheheh