OPEN WATER BY CALEB AZUMAH NELSON
Another book under 150 pages that managed to floor me with its lyrical prose and poignant narration. It is a story of two young people of colour falling in love in an unknown land and finding a home in each other, only to be reminded that home is a concept that can differ from person to person.
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