In Every Wave

Piercing and compact, Charles Quimper’s novella In Every Wave follows a grief-consumed father through a vortex of regret and fragmented fantasies. Here, sorrow is an ocean, and lost possibilities lurk behind every swell […] Every phrase is a foghorn, and every utterance rasps. Almost too tender to touch…” (★★★★★, Foreword Reviews) “one of the most touching books I have ever read […] a real gem” (Stuart John Allen, Winstonsdad’s Blog) “a short, heart-rending piece that lingers in the mind long after the last page is turned. […] well worth reading” (Tony Malone, Tony’s Reading List) “a multi-layered tale of unbearable sadness […] impressive. ★★★★★” (James Fisher, Miramichi Reader) “The book is beautifully written, in a translation by Guil Lefebvre that is exemplary.” (Lisa Hill, ANZ LitLovers LitBlog) “Quimper takes us to places most of us hope never to go in real life, creating a work of art out of imagined catastrophe. […] QC Fiction continue to produce an impressively varied and consistently interesting sequence of prose fiction titles.” (Simon Lavery, Tredynas Days)