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Re: Favorite POV
Ah goodness, I love talking about this kind of stuff.
Third person is the most common utilized POV in fiction. Yet, you can dial up the intimacy to 11 utilizing First person.
One of my favorite books ,Stephen King's: Christine, was written in first person (even though the internet states it was written in both First and Third, but I don't see that)
If you have a bunch of main characters I think Third person Limited is the best, but it all depends on the type of story you are trying write. In the past I've scrapped POVs mid way through the second draft just because 'something felt off'.
Also in limited third person you can break up your dialog with descriptive mannerisms like hair twirling, or fidgeting, or even messing with some control panel on the plot device.
I hope you lean towards the third person, mostly because those can be quick stories.
Best of luck with your fiction,
Blake
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