Blood and Water

by Jessie Macfarlane Parker

Blood and Water examines identity, place, belonging, and the concept of a perceived dual Scottish-Cornish identity. It is set within the context of migration, refugees, Brexit and more. The author sets out on a journey to find out about family history, discovering the difference between factual and emotive identity, and what this means in relation to current affairs. It poses the question: where are any of us really from… and does it matter?

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