THE LAST ISLAND

Like a sandbank, the
future emerges from the waves, scattered
with fragments
of the past.

In a future defined by climate change and social upheaval, researcher Holm embarks on a last mission to an island doomed to be destroyed.
After a flood disaster and the loss of her husband a woman must confront her past in order to continue living.
Both witness the changes in nature and grapple—at the edges of their existence—with the loss of environment, people, and meaning.
The novel explores the intersections between yesterday and tomorrow, the connections between reality and fiction, and the boundaries of human imagination. It compellingly narrates the fragility of nature and the longing for stability in a world that has fallen apart.