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A quiet, unassuming book about those short, wonderful times when we glimpse the possibility of living another life, even for a fleeting moment. benjamin wood is an extraordinary writer, and i'm determined to read everything he writes.

Douglas stuart

Thomas lives a slow, cautious life with his mother in longferry, continuing his grandfather's profession of shrimp fishing. on day __t1__, while the tide is in, he takes his horse and cart to the gray, desolate beach to fish for shrimp. in the afternoons, he spends his time selling what he has caught, trying to clean the salt and sediment off them __t2__, while on one hand, he satisfies joan wyeth's longing who sits at the end of the street, and on the other hand, he rehearses with his guitar. although he longs to be a folk musician in his heart, this is just a dream he keeps to himself.

When a striking stranger arrives, promising the glitz and glamour of hollywood, thomas breaks free from the monotony of his daily life and begins to see a completely different future. but how much of what this american tells him is true, and how far can this inspiration take thomas?

This timeless tale, with its unique beauty, is the hopeful story of thomas, a young shrimp fisherman, who, despite the circumstances he is trapped in, tries to build a life far beyond the world he knows.