How to write from a male pov

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The old adage “write what you know” is sound advice, but if I only ever wrote about women who sold cheese and dragged their butts to yoga and drank Chardonnay like water, my writing career would be short-lived. Adding bits and pieces of ourselves offers dimension to the stories we create. Still, we need to push our writing outside the comfortable. All my novels are told through alternating points of view (POV), from male to female. Sometimes, I swap chapters evenly. Other times, I switch…

If the author’s axiom “write what you know” is worthy advice, I haven’t heeded it. From the get-go, with my first series, I wrote from a man’s point o

Writing from a Different Gender Perspective I have to admit it, my easiest characters are women, usually in the thirty to fifty year age range. Writing POV from a male perspective? That becomes dif…

All writers want to make their readers feel like they are inside the skin of the characters. But it’s easier...

Writing from a guy’s POV is something I find kind of hard. It’s interesting but it also requires some different things than writing from a girl’s POV. Since I am a girl, girly thi…

If you need tips for writing male characters, the 4 writing tips in this post will help you to write a male character that readers will connect with on a deeper level.

As a writer who has spent the last few years drafting a four book YA series, I thought I’d gained a good grasp on how to write. I’d ironed out the head hopping that embarrassingly featured way too …

When will multiple points of view help our story, and how do we use them?