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ISBN 978-1-912616-19-0 | Creative NonFiction | B Format (UK), Paperback, 70pp
The islands of Heligoland, off the North Sea coast of Germany, have a dramatic buried history. This tiny archipelago, passed as an imperial possession between European powers over the centuries, is a site of exile and migration, both human and non-human. An intricately drawn travel memoir, Heligoland reaches out from a small space across a continent of connection and conflict, to explore what it means to talk about exile and the longing for home.
