Where Fish Can Breathe

A sense of belonging may only come from accepting how different we are.



Ten-year-old Swift is weary of being "the lad," and he longs to feel a sense of belonging with his three older brothers. When a chance strikes to go night fishing together on their father's mighty brigantine, the Regulus, it seems the perfect chance for Swift to prove himself.



When night falls, however, when stars rise and the fishing begins-as Swift ventures into the wilds of the sea and its creatures-a sense of alienation creeps in.



To realize his place in the strange water world, he must summon the courage to confront the North Atlantic with all its savagery. And to learn what it means to be one of four brothers, Swift must rally the bravery to reveal to them, at the heart, who he is.



Come sail the North Atlantic with Swift and his family in this poignant coming-of-age novelette.