Hard to explain this beautiful gem of a book so I’ll quote “Armfield said that the novel was in part inspired by a wish to explore the "crossover with queer women’s fiction and the sea," adding that the ocean is often used to symbolise both "something forbidden" and something that "can be many things at once." In an interview with Sam Franzini of Our Culture Mag, she stated that the novel was in part "about an anticipation of grief and losing someone," adding that part of the horror was from "the clanging bureaucracy of not being able to get an answer."
a book a newspaper or magazine a metal spoon a piece of wood a fresh leaf and fresh laundry rainy misty weather warm water in a bath and a warm wirring dvd player day old bread dusty cardboard beeswax worn leather a baby’s head salty air and seaweedy rocks
anything you have to stick your face into to get the full thing
