Else - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Leisl and her daughter, Else, have their own language - of scientific facts and poetic echoes, the back and forth of birds. As the country is reclaimed by rains they escape the city, returning to the Limesay's family home on a distant peninsula. Seasons become extreme. Else adapts, thriving in the wet and warming world.

In Else, Leisl sees herself - her father and grandmother - as the past becomes present, and present: past.

But flash floods are followed by more weather events, and the pair are forced further and further down the Ninch.

A novel about belonging, Else imagines a possible future through the story of one family and lyrical, evocative, experimental prose.

'A singular work deeply concerned with relationships, those we have with ourselves, our environment and our pasts.' ROMY ASH

'Meticulously crafted and extremely inventive ... timely and prescient.' JAMES BRADLEY

'A testament to beloved Eastern Kulin Country, a generational saga of settlement, and an embrace of the myriad forms taken by knowledge.'

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