Save guides, add subjects and pick up where you left off with your BBC account. Second person narratives are very rarely used in fiction, as they are tricky to develop and tend to sound repetitive.

And that is it. Anything else probably will not much resemble narration; it may be closer to poetry, or prose-poetry. In reality, we are stuck with third- and first-person narration. The common idea ...

In her most recent novels, Summerwater and The Fell, Moss tended towards polyphony, bending the light of a third-person narration towards the minds of a handful of different characters ...