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CATHERINE MCKINNON Storyland. Reviewed by Tracy Sorensen

CATHERINE MCKINNON Storyland. Reviewed by Tracy Sorensen

by NRB | 5 Jun 2018 | Fiction | 2 comments

Storyland carries us into new imaginative places – past, present and future. ‘To dare is to do!’ The 15-year-old cabin boy repeats this mantra when terror, like a giant black wave, threatens to overwhelm him. The boy is William Martin, and he’s aboard a tiny...
             

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