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After experiencing a devastating tragedy, Guy sets out to sea in an old Dutch barge that has now become his home. Every night, he writes the imagined diary of the man he might have been - and the family he should have had.
As he embarks upon the stormy waters of the North Sea - writing about a trip through the small towns and nightclubs of the rural American South - Guy's stories begin to unfold in unexpected ways. And when he meets a mother and daughter, he realizes that it might just be possible to begin his life again.
"With lyricism and poise, Page renders a doubly engaging story, with one narrative as intricate and essential as the other." - Publishers Weekly
"Starred Review. Lyrical and elegiac." - Kirkus
"A poignant and heartbreaking novel enthusiastically recommended for all readers." - Library Journal
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Jeremy Page lives in London with his wife and three children. He is also the author of Salt.
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