Talk:Wk.4 Wiki: Voice- a Narrators Point of View/@comment-209.242.165.22-20200130034613

Neuromancer is told in a third person limited omniscient narrative voice. In Third Person Limited, the author narrates the story from the close perspective of one character to create the immediacy and intimacy of a first-person narrative, without being "trapped inside" a protagonist's head. I like this style because I can understand not only the character but also the mind of the writer. It also maintains a level of uncertainty about the other characters; their emotions, secrets, and pasts can remain ambiguous.

Ronald Skilang