Book review: A quiet story of personal crisis that swells into tumultuous tide of history

'Conversations with the Sea' is a precise, masterly novel that encompasses themes of trauma, displacement, war, history, love, hope, and hopelessness
Book review: A quiet story of personal crisis that swells into tumultuous tide of history

Hugo Hamilton: Asks urgent questions of how is it possible to live without being overwhelmed. Picture: Christian Jungeblodt

  • Conversations with the Sea
  • Hugo Hamilton
  • Hachette Books, €16.99

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