Abbi Adams
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Gail Carson Levine:
I just read Ever and loved it a lot. Was it harder to write it from two different POVs in present tense than from one POV in past tense?
Gail Carson Levine
Thank you!
Well, it was different. I wanted to give Olus a more educated voice than Kezi would have, and I had to keep the perspective of each one in mind. It was harder in that I wasn't sure at first what POV I should write from, so I tried it more than one way.
Well, it was different. I wanted to give Olus a more educated voice than Kezi would have, and I had to keep the perspective of each one in mind. It was harder in that I wasn't sure at first what POV I should write from, so I tried it more than one way.
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