Talk:Wk.4 Wiki: Voice- a Narrators Point of View/@comment-44826720-20200207053241

As we find out later in the novel, Neuromancer is told in a third person narrative voice. This type of voice enables the narrator, whomever that may be, to narrate about characters as if it were from their perspective. William Gibson’s Neuromancer allows this type of narrative to describe the many different characters and places. This is great because you are not stuck to a first-person point of view as the main character but can experience and understand the other characters as if they are the ones telling the story.