OPEN WATER

Immerse yourself in a deep and moving love story set in racially charged London. "Open Water" is a thoughtful play on the conventions of the love novel, showing the search for affection in a world that is not always ready for it. Meet the story of two young people, a dancer and a photographer, whose paths cross in a London pub.

• Engaging plot that touches on important social issues
• Moving portrait of racial tensions in London
• Homage to black literature and music
• Beautiful language and poetic style of the author
• Ideal reading for lovers of contemporary literature
• Inspiring story about love, identity and the search for your place in the world

Caleb Azumah Nelson, a British-Ghanaian writer and photographer, has created a work that has won critical and reader acclaim around the world. "Open Water" is his debut novel, which has been honored with numerous awards, including the Costa First Novel Award and the British Book Awards. With extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, the author shows the realities of life in a racially divided society, while celebrating the beauty of black culture and art.

The novel "Open Water" is not only a love story, but also a deep psychological portrait of characters struggling with their own fears and complexes. The dancer and photographer, although connected by a common passion, must face the difficulties resulting from different experiences and backgrounds. Their relationship becomes a metaphor for the relationships between different social groups, showing both the possibilities and the obstacles in building bridges of understanding.

"Open Water" is a book that makes you reflect on your own prejudices and stereotypes. The author encourages open dialogue about racism and discrimination, while emphasizing the value of diversity and mutual respect. It is a read that stays in your memory for a long time and encourages you to change the way you think about the world.

Drzazgi Publishing presents this unique novel in an elegant paperback cover, taking care of every editorial detail. The 204x138 mm format makes the book fit perfectly in your hand, and the careful edition emphasizes its literary value. "Open Water" is a must-read for anyone who appreciates ambitious and moving literature.