Book Review: A Quiet Tide – Marianne Lee
Though A Quiet Tide depicts an antiquated epoch now largely alien to us, Lee’s deft portrayal of the human struggle at its centre lends it an uncanny relevance.
Though A Quiet Tide depicts an antiquated epoch now largely alien to us, Lee’s deft portrayal of the human struggle at its centre lends it an uncanny relevance.
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This dual release is a reminder that in any politically polarised environment it’s no bad thing to have a three-dimensional spearhead as mouthpiece for one’s own community.
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