When Thalassa's Childrenâthe mer-like, genderless protectors of the oceanâexperience the trapped and suffocating death of one of their own, a single member chooses to take action. Against the wishes of the collective mind.
But can a lone mer ever hope to convince the humans of what they have done to the ocean, in a language they will understand?
"The story makes an interesting twist that highlights the dangers of limited understanding and self-referentiality...the author shows surprising subtlety, especially in the final third of the story." â Tangent Magazine
On Tangent Online's Recommended Reading List for 2017
When Thalassa's Childrenâthe mer-like, genderless protectors of the oceanâexperience the trapped and suffocating death of one of their own, a single member chooses to take action. Against the wishes of the collective mind.
But can a lone mer ever hope to convince the humans of what they have done to the ocean, in a language they will understand?
"The story makes an interesting twist that highlights the dangers of limited understanding and self-referentiality...the author shows surprising subtlety, especially in the final third of the story." â Tangent Magazine
On Tangent Online's Recommended Reading List for 2017