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In this article, the author questions the validity of multiple points of view used by authors in a novel. According to the author, the term point of view is often used exactly as we use it and it refers to the character through which the reader experiences the story. The author asserts that by bringing in more perspectives the conflict in the story widens and there should be no arbitration in the determination to include them in a story.

The article offers authors' insights on how they share their skills in writing personal essays together. Topics include the aspects of presenting their joint point of view, how they spend each other's time in writing which includes various works such as scanning news, calendar checking, and examining their personal lives which serves as their inspirations, and the aspects of the complementarity of their skills on being imaginative and factual.