About the author
Jonathan Buckley is a British novelist and editor whose fiction favours close observation, philosophical conversation, and structures in which the act of telling becomes part of what a character is trying to understand.
One Boat follows a woman returning to a Greek town and recording encounters connected to an old loss. The book received the Novel Prize, an international award for an unpublished novel.
Where to start
Start with One Boat for Buckley’s concise, reflective novel about guilt, memory, and the limits of narrative certainty.
