[stylist] curious-would this be too confusing?

[Semirhage]

I'
d say when you're writing, especially if you are self publishing, it's your 
call. I have seen famous authors under big publishers switch from one 
character's 3rd person to another character's first person in the same book. 
It's different characters, not the same one  switching persons, of course. I 
have done this in one book as well. Also in the series we're working on now, 
it's also about a family. It tells the mom's story first and that particular 
character chooses to speak in first person when she writes. Then the 2nd 
book is her daughter when she's grown and she is 3rd person because that's 
what feels right for that book. It shouldn't confuse as it's another book 
entirely especially as different characters have done as much in one single 
book. Of course with a publisher different editors will tell you different 
things, and it's their preference, no right answer.
Sem
I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
I get along with the voices inside of my head.