You: Writing in the Second Person
There are many strong essays and stories written in the second-person point of view. One I’ve come across recently, “Bread” by Margaret Atwood, is especially instructive for its use of scenes to build an argument. With just the right details of place, situations, and people in those places, the you (who is her character and … Continue reading →
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