[stylist] Omitting chapter titles and Narator changes?

[helene ryles]

Thanks Lori, People seem fairly indifferant either way. So I'll finish
the book and then decide.
I'm going to leave 'Trials of an honourary dragon' for a while, and
start on the sequeal before I attempt to present it to a publisher. I
find Writing for pleasure is much more enjoyable then writing for an
audience.

Helene

On 18/10/2009, LoriStay at aol.com <LoriStay at aol.com> wrote:
> I find it very useful to have chapter numbers and the narrator names.
> Chapter headings (titles) I suppose are optional.   It really depends what
> you
> want.
> Lori
> In a message dated 10/13/09 3:38:49 PM, dreamavdb at googlemail.com writes:
>
>
>> Most of my chapters are either by Liza or Nadia, but there are a few
>> by other characters. I've read books in which that was done and it
>> didn't cause me any confusion. It's just occured to me that the books
>> I did read with a number of differant Narators didn't have chapter
>> headings. Just the name of the narator. Would it help if it was done
>> like this to make it clear who was writing?
>> I find it useful to have 'guest' narrators since there are things that
>> neither Liza or Nadia are aware of but other characters are so they
>> can speak up once in a while.
>> What do other readers think?
>>
>> Helene
>>
>
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