Drowning Lessons

Viac o knihe

Exploring the dual nature of water, the stories delve into its significance as both a life-giving force and a source of danger. Peter Selgin emphasizes water's tangible qualities—its taste, temperature, and feel—while highlighting its elusive essence, shaped by its environment. The narratives reflect on how water influences human experiences, illustrating its complex relationship with life and the inherent risks it carries.