A relaxed late-morning session for parents with their little ones. PhD researcher Pernille Meyer walks us through her doctoral thesis on the many overlooked second-person narratives in Danish literature.
The story begins with the first experiments with the second-person form at the end of the 1800s and moves up to contemporary writers, including Naja Marie Aidt, Lone Hørslev, Liv Duvå, Stine Pilgaard and Kristina Stoltz. Afterwards, you can try your hand at writing a short second-person story for your own baby.
No shushing required: the café welcomes the sounds and pauses that come with having a baby in the room.
