Riverflow
Riverflow by Alison Layland, published by Honno Modern Fiction in 2019, is a compelling narrative that explores the impact of environmental and personal crises on a family’s life. This edition spans 288 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Bede and Elin Sherwell, who, after the tragic drowning of a family member in a flood, seek solace in their off-grid lifestyle. However, their desire for peace is disrupted by the looming threat of fracking in their village, leading them to engage in protests that test their relationships and resolve.
As relentless spring rains exacerbate the situation, the Sherwells face a series of mysterious threats and accidents that strain their friendships and marriage. The rising river serves as a metaphor for the mounting pressure on Bede, whose sense of self begins to unravel, while Elin grapples with uncertainty about trust and belief. This fiction piece delves into themes of suspense and personal conflict, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in the intersection of environmental issues and human relationships.
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After a beloved family member is drowned in a devastating flood, Bede and Elin Sherwell want nothing more than to be left in peace to pursue their off-grid life. But when the very real prospect of fracking hits their village, they are drawn to frontline protests. During a spring of relentless rain, a series of mysterious threats and suspicious accidents put friendships on the line and the Sherwells’ marriage under unbearable tension. As the river rises under torrential rain, pressure mounts, Bede’s sense of self begins to crumble and Elin is no longer sure who to believe or what to believe in.
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