"Break My Fall" has been recognized with several awards and nominations, including:
So why ?
Here's an interesting, narrative-style reflection on that search:
Walsh's writing is, as always, superb. Her prose is lyrical and evocative, conveying the complexity of Gemma's emotions with precision and sensitivity. For instance, she skillfully captures the fragility of Gemma's mental state: "My mind was a jumble of thoughts, a never-ending cycle of self-doubt and fear."
Chloe Walsh has already written that book—several times. It might be called Breaking Kate . It might be called Saving Grace . It might be a scene in Binding 13 . The title is a red herring. The emotion is real.
"Break My Fall" has been recognized with several awards and nominations, including:
So why ?
Here's an interesting, narrative-style reflection on that search:
Walsh's writing is, as always, superb. Her prose is lyrical and evocative, conveying the complexity of Gemma's emotions with precision and sensitivity. For instance, she skillfully captures the fragility of Gemma's mental state: "My mind was a jumble of thoughts, a never-ending cycle of self-doubt and fear."
Chloe Walsh has already written that book—several times. It might be called Breaking Kate . It might be called Saving Grace . It might be a scene in Binding 13 . The title is a red herring. The emotion is real.