Limberlost
Robbie Arnott
āļ.āļ. 2022 · Wavesound from W. F. Howes Limited · āļāļĢāļĢāļĒāļēāļĒāđāļāļĒ Zoe Carides
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The third novel by the award-winning author of Flames and The Rain Heron, Limberlost is an extraordinary chronicle of life and land: of carnage and kindness, blood ties and love.
Ned West dreams of sailing across the river on a boat of his very own. To Ned, a boat means freedom â the fresh open water, squid-rich reefs, fires on private beaches â a far cry from life on Limberlost, the family farm, where his father worries and grieves for Nedâs older brothers. Theyâre away fighting in a ruthless and distant war, becoming men on the battlefield, while Ned â too young to enlist â roams the land in search of rabbits to shoot, selling their pelts to fund his secret boat ambitions.
But as the seasons pass and Ned grows up, real life gets in the way. Ned falls for Callie, the tough, capable sister of his best friend, and together they learn the lessons of love, loss, and hardship. When a storm decimates the Limberlost crop and shakes the orchardâs future, Ned must decide what to protect: his childhood dreams, or the people and the land that surround him...
At turns tender and vicious, Limberlost is a tale of the masculinities we inherit, the limits of ownership and understanding, and the teeming, vibrant wonders of growing up. In the folkloric spirit of Max Porterâs Lanny, Julia Armfieldâs Salt Slow and Paul Kingsnorthâs Beast, this is an unforgettable love letter to the richness of the natural world from a writer of rare, spellbinding talent.
âA strange and joyous marvel.â RICHARD FLANAGAN on Flames
âArnottâs eco-fable, set in a politically broken near future, explores the constant push-pull that exists between our capacity for enchantment and our need to exploit what we find...Itâs sad and satisfying.â THE TIMES on The Rain Heron
Ned West dreams of sailing across the river on a boat of his very own. To Ned, a boat means freedom â the fresh open water, squid-rich reefs, fires on private beaches â a far cry from life on Limberlost, the family farm, where his father worries and grieves for Nedâs older brothers. Theyâre away fighting in a ruthless and distant war, becoming men on the battlefield, while Ned â too young to enlist â roams the land in search of rabbits to shoot, selling their pelts to fund his secret boat ambitions.
But as the seasons pass and Ned grows up, real life gets in the way. Ned falls for Callie, the tough, capable sister of his best friend, and together they learn the lessons of love, loss, and hardship. When a storm decimates the Limberlost crop and shakes the orchardâs future, Ned must decide what to protect: his childhood dreams, or the people and the land that surround him...
At turns tender and vicious, Limberlost is a tale of the masculinities we inherit, the limits of ownership and understanding, and the teeming, vibrant wonders of growing up. In the folkloric spirit of Max Porterâs Lanny, Julia Armfieldâs Salt Slow and Paul Kingsnorthâs Beast, this is an unforgettable love letter to the richness of the natural world from a writer of rare, spellbinding talent.
âA strange and joyous marvel.â RICHARD FLANAGAN on Flames
âArnottâs eco-fable, set in a politically broken near future, explores the constant push-pull that exists between our capacity for enchantment and our need to exploit what we find...Itâs sad and satisfying.â THE TIMES on The Rain Heron
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