The Oddity of a Second-Person Narrative
You write a story in second person, and you think you will have your audience experiencing all that you desire, bending to your every whim, tripping old folks on the subway, eating aged Gouda and drinking three martinis without ever feeling a buzz. You direct your character to enter a house, which you don't explain is that of his ex-wife, and you don't…
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