Book Review: Charleen Hurtubise's The Polite Act of Drowning

"In Joanne, the author gives us a sympathetic protagonist and an observant narrator who is attentively attuned to the natural landscape the sky is ignited."
Author Charleen Hurtubise

Author Charleen Hurtubise

Sun, 25 Jun, 2023 - 14:30
Brendan Daly

  • The Polite Act of Drowning 
  • Charleen Hurtubise 
  • Eriu, €15.99 

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