Who is the best person to write a novel?

In my opinion, the best person to write a novel is someone who has a deep understanding of human nature, diverse life experiences, and the ability to tell a compelling story. Such a person can create characters and plots that resonate with readers.

The best person to write a short story could be someone who is passionate about writing, has a wide range of life experiences to draw from, and is good at condensing a story into a concise and impactful form.

It depends. First-person can give a deep dive into a character's thoughts and feelings, making it very intimate. But it can also limit the perspective.

Using the first or third person in a novel depends on the writing style and the plot. The first person is usually used to describe the protagonist's personal experiences and feelings so that the reader can better integrate into the story and increase the sense of immersion and intimacy. For example: "I came to this mysterious city today. Here I met a mysterious figure who showed me the wonders of this world. Then I began a thrilling journey." The third person was more objective and could better show the background of the story and the lives of others. For example: "He saw his girlfriend with another man and was in great pain. He decided to take revenge on the person who betrayed him." When writing, it was necessary to decide which person to use according to the plot and character settings. When using the first or third person at the same time, you also need to pay attention to the use of personal pronoun to avoid grammar errors.

It's best to write a novel in first or third person to better show the characters and plot in the story. The advantage of first-person writing was that readers could participate in the story directly to better understand the character's psychology and actions, and at the same time, they could better feel the atmosphere and emotions of the story. However, this also meant that the author needed to narrate the story more and control the development of the story, so he had to use it carefully. Third-person writing can better show the plot and characters, and also allow readers to better understand the background and personality of the characters, but it may make the story structure more complicated and require better narrative skills. In the writing of a novel, different people should be chosen according to the plot and the characteristics of the characters in order to better express the essence of the story.

The first person often credited with writing a novel is Murasaki Shikibu. She wrote 'The Tale of Genji' in the 11th century in Japan. This work is considered an early example of a novel due to its complex characters, detailed plot, and exploration of human relationships. It had a significant influence on Japanese literature and also on the development of the novel as a literary form in other parts of the world.

There are several contenders for the title of the youngest person to write a novel. One well - known example is Dorothy Straight. She wrote a novel called 'How the World Began' at the age of 4. Her achievement is quite remarkable considering her young age.

It's hard to determine exactly who was the first. Different cultures and periods have their own early forms of fictional storytelling that could be considered proto-novels.

The first person to write a novel was probably an ancient Chinese novelist, such as Zuo Zhuan in the Spring and Autumn Annals and Sima Qian in the Records of the Historian.

Maybe a close friend who knows you really well could do it. They have witnessed your ups and downs and can capture the essence of your experiences.