Description
In a near-present landscape where nature and culture are tightly entangled, a woman returns to the places that shaped her—only to find that the world she remembers has begun to change in unsettling, intimate ways. As she navigates relationships, memory, and the slow violence of environmental and social unravelling, she confronts what it means to “unwild” something that was never truly separate from us. Blending lyrical observation with sharp psychological insight, the novel explores belonging, agency, and the moral cost of restoration, asking whether healing can ever be clean or complete. With its complex, nuanced storytelling and summer-bright intensity, Marina Kemp delivers a richly textured, emotionally intelligent work that feels both immediate and haunting.
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paperback
HarperCollins UK
Published Jul 4, 2024
284 pages
ISBN: 9780008637873
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First Published
2024
Language
eng
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