“Delecroix’s powerful and timely meditation on this disturbing rhetoric is a damning indictment of apathy in the face of calamity” Financial Times
“Vividly translated by Helen Stevenson, and currently on the shortlist for this year’s International Booker prize, Small Boat is painful, compelling and mercifully short, with a powerful undertow.” Times Literary Supplement
“A vital and powerful novel that speaks to the core of our humanity. A parable for our time.” Amanda Smyth
“Shattering and unflinching. This is the most important novel you will read this year.” Lucy Rose, Sunday Times Bestselling author of The Lamb
“As icy as the waters of the Channel on a November night.” La Voix du Nord
“The narrator accuses those who judge her of hypocrisy and will only see herself as a cog in the administrative wheel of a France that will not give refuge to the world’s misery. As strong and cruel as the times we live in.” Paris Match
“The metaphor of drowning reminds us of the extreme indifference which allows all of us to keep our head above water whilst others drown. The drowning in question is not that of twenty-seven lives but of humanity itself.” Page des libraires
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