

A dual timeline narrative confronting the legacy of colonization from an Indigenous perspective.
In the 1850s, Mulanyin leaves his coastal home to come of age in a colonial town, where tensions between the local Indigenous community, newly arrived colonists, and ex-convicts are always simmering. He dreams of returning home with Nita, and believes that someday soon the white people will return across the sea and leave their land to heal.
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Thank you to @CarolynM for including this one on your #AuldLangSpine list. It is definitely one I would have missed without your suggestion, and I am glad to have read it! And thanks, as always to @monalyisha for your literary matchmaking :) 4d