Emily Rhodes

A haunting theme: The Echoes, by Evie Wyld, reviewed

The many ghosts in Wyld’s novel include the recent occupant of a London flat, a girl in a faded photograph, and, most disturbingly, traumatised indigenous children in Australia

Evie Wyld. [Credit: Urszula Soltys] 
issue 03 August 2024
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  • The Echoes

    Evie Wyld

    Vintage, pp. 240, £18

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