Woodworm by Layla Martinez the scuba-diving philosopher

the scuba-diving philosopher

The fun blue scalloped edge adds a playful touch

revenge and a major religious conversion

Sarah weaves her own story around these farmers - from dairy to arable

They reflect her inner world: the 'flat place' she carries inside herself

Woodworm by Layla Martinez the scuba-diving philosopherThe house remembers what the living forget. The house breathes it keeps its dead close and nobody ever leaves. A grandmother and a granddaughter live together under its roof, surrounded by the ghosts of its past. When a local boy disappears, the two women combine forces with the spirits that haunt them in the pursuit of something that resembles justice. Woodworm is a furious, class conscious horror that drags generations of monsters into the sun,