tobaeus reblogged this from neil-gaiman and added: If OP needs a good reference, the Sir Apropos of Nothing books by Peter David do a pretty good job of this. There is...
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pahvl said:
I see good points and examples here. So just a sou from me to clarify…
I think protagonist = main charactet. However, the protag doesn’t have to be the hero or main character of the event they are experiencing or being dragged into. Which can be nice, becaue that can make them more relatable and that way providing insight to those events. 
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neil-gaiman posted this Hello, Mr. Gaimen...Do you have any tips on writing a book where the main character is not...