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Originally Posted by badgoodDeb
I find I *don't* usually visualize a character. It's ME while I'm reading .... and I'm always looking out through his/her eyes (even if it is not written in first person) so I never look at the character. Just what's around him/her.
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Interesting. I always thought my perception would be the common one. ie as a fly on the wall. Obviously I was wrong. I even found this reading
Times Arrow by Martin Amis, which couldnt be more 1st person.
