How to handle body movement in deep point-of-view

Body language and the way in which someone moves can reveal a lot of what a person — or character — is going through.

Writing teacher and author Lisa Hall-Wilson points out, though, that you need to be strategic about your inclusion of body language or movement.

Specifically, if you’re aiming to write from deep point-of-view, you must make sure that the body parts aren’t disembodied.

Hall-Wilson shares four ways that body movement and deep POV interplay with each other in a post for Writers in the Storm.

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