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An original debut novel by American-born writer who is Zen Buddhist. Set in a quiet seaside town in Belgium, which is inexplicably flooded with dead fish one morning.
In a small town in Belgium near the French border on the morning of Saint Woelfred's festival, dead fish lie on the ground, scattered everywhere, as if blown in by the wind. The quarries that were once active now stand empty and will soon be used as toxic waste dumps. Are the fish a sign from the saint? Or simply a cruel trick played by Contexture, the dance group who once stripped naked at the Vatican? Blending a realistic…mehr

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An original debut novel by American-born writer who is Zen Buddhist. Set in a quiet seaside town in Belgium, which is inexplicably flooded with dead fish one morning.
In a small town in Belgium near the French border on the morning of Saint Woelfred's festival, dead fish lie on the ground, scattered everywhere, as if blown in by the wind. The quarries that were once active now stand empty and will soon be used as toxic waste dumps. Are the fish a sign from the saint? Or simply a cruel trick played by Contexture, the dance group who once stripped naked at the Vatican? Blending a realistic portrayal of communal life with elements of fantasy and surrealism, including the lost poems of Arthur Rimbaud, this story narrates how six lives from this provincial town are changed forever.
Autorenporträt
Christien Gholson is the author of the critically acclaimed poetry book On the Side of the Crow. His work has appeared in various magazines, including Alaska Quarterly Review and Hanging Loose.