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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thornir Alekeg" data-source="post: 3783135" data-attributes="member: 15651">I think it is about execution.  I've read several books where it works great, but I just stopped reading a book where it was done in such an annoying fashion that it drove me up the wall.  The book was working from three main POVs in different locations, each chapter changed which POV.  I think in order to try and create a sense of urgency, and to show that things were happening at the same time in each location, each chapter was about two to three pages long.  It was very tiresome reading, and I hit the point where I couldn't stand it any longer (the fact that there were some massive plot holes that started showing up didn't help keep my interest).  To be honest, I've read some books that are entirely single POV that I think would have benefitted from being written from multiple POVs.</blockquote>