“I used to imagine the sea as something that seethed and then quieted, a froth of activity tampering down into the dark and still. I know now that this isn’t how it goes, that things beneath the surface are what have to move and change to cause the chain reaction higher up.”

“I used to imagine the sea as something that seethed and then quieted, a froth of activity tampering down into the dark and still. I know now that this isn’t how it goes, that things beneath the surface are what have to move and change to cause the chain reaction higher up.”

— Julia Armfield