Book Review: Chloe Lane uses mundanity to procure a quirky yet moving storyline

"The right to be helped to die is the central issue in this novel, but the narrative theme is the effect on Erin, focusing on her sense of dislocation."
Book Review: Chloe Lane uses mundanity to procure a quirky yet moving storyline

Author of The Swimmers, Chloe Lane Picture: Victoria Palombit

Sun, 17 Jul, 2022 - 12:00
Sue Leonard

  • The Swimmers 
  • Chloe Lane
  • Gallic Books, €13.95. Kindle: €6.15.

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