That's a individual choice of the writer, and it depends on the type of novel. The First person focuses the narrative, it is usually one person's story. It's also more personal, it's easier to connect to the character.
The third person is more distant as the story does not take place directly inside a character. Having said that, if you're writing something that involves multiple story lines, third person would be more practical.
The traditional tense is past tense.
Novels are written in all sorts of points of view. There is first person, second person, and a variety of third person narrative voices. You'll have to tell us WHICH novel you're talking about to get a solid answer.
The world's first novel written in 1007 titled 'The Story of Genji' was written by Lady Murasaki Shikibu.
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Herman Meville's first novel was Typee.
1953
Collins's first published novel was called Antonina, and was published in 1850. However, the first novel he wrote was called Iolani, though it went unpublished for over 150 years.
The short story titled 'The Most Dangerous Game' was written by Richard Connell. The novel was written by Gavin Lyall.
The most widely read novel written by Mary Stewart is The Crystal Cave. It was written in 1970 and it became a bestseller in the following years. It is the first novel in the five novel series.
The novel called 'The Historian' was written by the author Elizabeth Kostova. The novel was written in the year 2005 and was her first novel. It became a best seller.
The novel Water for Elephants was written before May 2006, when it was first published. Sara Gruen wrote this historical novel as part of the National Novel Writing Month.
Night is a novel by holocaust-survivor Elie Wiesel. The book follows Wiesel's time in the concentration camps, and is written in the first person.