Water & Glass
- 256 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura
Water & Glass is a thrilling dystopian tale about human nature - and the animal world - under great pressure and in enclosed spaces.
Abi Curtis es una voz destacada en la literatura contemporánea, cuyo trabajo explora a menudo las intrincadas conexiones entre el mundo interior y exterior. Su prosa se caracteriza por su cualidad lírica y su aguda observación, invitando a los lectores a paisajes emocionales profundamente sentidos. La trayectoria de Curtis como poeta galardonada informa claramente su enfoque novelístico, imbuyendo sus narrativas con un poder resonante y evocador. Su primera novela marca un nuevo capítulo significativo en una carrera literaria ya reconocida por su profundidad y arte.


Water & Glass is a thrilling dystopian tale about human nature - and the animal world - under great pressure and in enclosed spaces.
A novel about the dark gifts of grief, what it means to belong, and the possibility that time and space may not be what we think they are. It is 1987 after a devastating hurricane on England's south coast. Artist Dolores is walking the beach of the Headland when she discovers something alive in a piece of driftwood. Both beguiling and terrifying, Violet seems neither human nor animal. Has she been created by the twin forces of storm and atomic fallout? Or is she from somewhere else entirely?Decades later, after her death, Dolores' son Morgan returns to the Headland and finds a journal she wrote before his birth. As he reads, Morgan's own experiences of the Headland become increasingly inexplicable. The journal challenges Morgan's ideas about love and belonging, and unsettles the very fabric of time.