Ellena Savage

Sometimes I think it’s possible to live with anything. That we’re wired to survive-survive-survive, to grip onto the gnarliest thread until life is pried from our bones. Other times I think, it’s not possible to live at all. Not at all. Blueberries could be described as a collection of essays, the closest term available for a book that resists classification....

A dazzling, subversive debut novel by the acclaimed author of Blueberries about love, lust, legacy and the last days of civilisation as we know it. 'Is there any hope for us? is not a question we can answer, and this book does it brilliantly.’ Lauren Olyer, author of No Judgement What do we inherit from the world and the people...