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Burning the Sea: A Novel

by Sarah Pemberton-Strong

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In this remarkable debut novel, Strong's poetically simple language enhances a story of emotional dislocation, cultural identity and the powerful forces of memory and desire. An accidental meeting in an airport in the Dominican Republic draws Michelle, a young American with holes in her past and a need to wander so strong that she walks in her sleep, and Tollomi, a native of the West Indies, thoroughly Americanised, gay and in search of his truer self, into a vortex of volatile political tensions on the island.… (more)
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"It's hard to write about this book without ruining any of the plot which I sincerely wish to avoid. It is a good book that resonates"
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One of the most beautifully written books I've ever read. Should have gotten much more attention than it did -- anyone who hasn't read this absolutely must. Can only be purchased used on Amazon -- worth every penny. ( )
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In this remarkable debut novel, Strong's poetically simple language enhances a story of emotional dislocation, cultural identity and the powerful forces of memory and desire. An accidental meeting in an airport in the Dominican Republic draws Michelle, a young American with holes in her past and a need to wander so strong that she walks in her sleep, and Tollomi, a native of the West Indies, thoroughly Americanised, gay and in search of his truer self, into a vortex of volatile political tensions on the island.

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