Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield

Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield

Leah returns home after a submarine mission gone catastrophically wrong, but something about her has changed in deeply unsettling, barely explicable ways, and her wife Miri must confront the possibility that whatever happened in the ocean's depths did not simply strand Leah — it fundamentally transformed her.

Armfield writes queer marriage and grief through a lens of literary horror, using the deep sea's genuine strangeness as a metaphor for the ways illness or trauma can make someone you love slowly, terrifyingly unrecognisable, while never losing sight of the real love underlying Miri's determination to hold on.

A haunting, genre-blending debut exploring marriage, grief and body horror.

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