The Salt Clock4Received
The sea keeps its own timetable and does not need our permission.
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The Salt Clock
Ines Harrowgate · 312 pages
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Wed 11 Nov · The Salt Clock
The logbook is written in a careful, neat hand. What does that neatness tell us about the keeper?
Why does the widow keep timing the tide after the harbour office has stopped asking her to?
Which of the two accounts of the storm would you believe, and why?
The novel ends on a page of tide times with nothing written beside them. What did you make of that?
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