No Credit River

<p> <b> <i>"</i> </b> <b> <i>It is a confusing thing to be born between generations where the one above thinks nothing is trauma</i> </b> <b> <i> </b> <b> <i>and the one below </i> </b> <b> <i>thinks </i> </b> <b> <i>everything is trauma.</i> </b> <b> <i>"</i> </b> </p> <p>From acclaimed novelist and television writer Zoe Whittall comes a memoir in prose poetry that reconfirms her celebrated honesty, emotional acuity, and wit. Riving and probing a period of six years marked by abandoned love, the pain of a lost pregnancy, and pandemic isolation, <i>No Credit River </i>is a reckoning with the creative instinct itself.</p> <p>Open and exacting, this is a unique examination of anxiety in complex times, and a contribution to contemporary autofiction as formally inventive as it is full of heart.</p>