The Kane Chronicles had two narrators *. Each chapter opens up with a Symbol above the title to indicate who's talking. You could do something like that.
edited 9th Apr '12 3:59:15 PM by SalFishFin
Thank you. I am writing this online, (say Fiction Press for example), so I wouldn't know how to do that other than place the names in the title.
Who's Vergo-san.
If you're going with first-person, there's cheap ways you could specify who's narrating. You could label the beginning of each chapter with who's speaking, like, "Chapter 1: The Beggining: Bob." Or something, depending on how creative you want to get with the font and placement.
Some people try to give every perspective a unique tone of voice, like a verbal tic or a stylized way of speaking. I don't suggest that, mostly because the reader could forget who says what and how, and it makes for a really rough beginning.
I'm pretty sure the concept of Law having limits was a translation error. -Wanderlustwarrior
Chapter 1.
Chapter 2.
I'm writing a romance story, and since I'm writing chapters from different point of views from each character, I would want to know how the reader can tell. How can I do that without making it confusing?
Also, how you describe the characters?
edited 9th Apr '12 3:40:18 PM by DoubleG