The World Undone
W.R. Turner’s debut novel, on sale for a limited time.
An excerpt:
"[The World Undone] was and is, first and foremost, a complex and extended dialogue between a British sailor and a citizen of the French West Indies. They discuss such topics as history, science, commerce, politics, race, religion, as well as the effects of weather and geography upon the development of character. Within the conversations arise subplots—crimes and punishments, the spectacles of carnivals and circuses, the lives of sailors and whores, and the trauma of human loss and suffering."
Lucinda More (the narrator's daughter)
W.R. Turner’s debut novel, on sale for a limited time.
An excerpt:
"[The World Undone] was and is, first and foremost, a complex and extended dialogue between a British sailor and a citizen of the French West Indies. They discuss such topics as history, science, commerce, politics, race, religion, as well as the effects of weather and geography upon the development of character. Within the conversations arise subplots—crimes and punishments, the spectacles of carnivals and circuses, the lives of sailors and whores, and the trauma of human loss and suffering."
Lucinda More (the narrator's daughter)
W.R. Turner’s debut novel, on sale for a limited time.
An excerpt:
"[The World Undone] was and is, first and foremost, a complex and extended dialogue between a British sailor and a citizen of the French West Indies. They discuss such topics as history, science, commerce, politics, race, religion, as well as the effects of weather and geography upon the development of character. Within the conversations arise subplots—crimes and punishments, the spectacles of carnivals and circuses, the lives of sailors and whores, and the trauma of human loss and suffering."
Lucinda More (the narrator's daughter)