You have a story idea, and you’re ready to write. But have you thought much

about how you’ll frame your story?

Subjective storytelling is the framework most commonly found in modern

literature, and it's perhaps the most obvious way writers think to tell

their stories. With a subjective framework, writers utilize a limited

point-of-view (i.e. the story is told solely via the main character's

thoughts and experiences) to immerse readers in the main character’s

journey.

But this style of storytelling isn’t the only way in which you can frame

your story for success. What are your other options, and which is best for

your novel? Let’s break down five alternative frameworks today!