What is the narrator point of view in the novel, CivilWarLand in Bad Decline?

All of the stories in this collection are written in the first person. The narrator is usually the central character of the story. The one exception is “Isabelle,” in which Split Lip may arguably be a more central character than the narrator. In addition, the narration is usually in the present tense, unless the narrator is specifically recalling past events. Again, the one exception is “Isabelle,” in which the narration defaults to the past tense, as if the narrator is recalling all of the story’s events as things that happened in his past.