>
>
> How about this one? Has anyone ever found a cime
novel that is written
> strictly in 1st person, but from two different main
characters' point of
> view. Meaning first do one scene, or chapter, from
the good guy's point
of
> view, then the next scene or chapter from the bad
guy's, while using 1st
> person instead of 2nd.
>
>
Can't believe no one mentioned this one yet, but Crumley
alternated chapters with Milo and C.W. in BORDERSNAKES.
Personally, I didn't care for the book nor the device, but
mediocre Crumley is better that 99% of what else
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