Trawl

In "Trawl," B. S. Johnson, a prominent British novelist of the 1960s and early 1970s, invites listeners into a deeply personal journey through a three-week voyage on a deep-sea fishing trawler in the Barents Sea. Embracing his avant-garde beliefs, Johnson's first-person narrative reveals the narrator's isolation from both the crew and his past, as he grapples with reflections on relationships and seeking redemption. This poignant exploration of the human condition stands as one of Johnson's most compelling works.