Blueback Human (Paperback)

Inyoung J. Cha

ISBN 13: 9791198791214

Published by Charcoal, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. What is the meaning of living when the very idea of life begins to feel uncertain?In Blueback Human, the author, like the blueback fish swimming against the odds in a vast sea, charts a personal journey through illness, despair, and eventual healing. With literary depth and unflinching honesty, this self-help memoir explores the fragile beauty of being alive.From the sterile light of hospital rooms to the quiet strength of early recovery, the narrative flows with poetic reflection on love, pain, and the resilience that defies death.This is not a book of simple answers. It is a companion for those who ask, as the author once did, "Why must I go on living, and how can I?"Through metaphor, introspection, and quiet determination, Blueback Human offers not solutions, but solidarity. It reminds us that though the ocean is vast, and the currents strong, we are not swimming alone.For readers who seek healing, meaning, and a mirror to their own quiet battles, this is your book.Perfect for fans of reflective memoirs, spiritual self-help, and poetic writing on the human condition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Blueback Human (Paperback)
• Publisher: Charcoal
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9791198791214
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

What is the meaning of living when the very idea of life begins to feel uncertain?

In Blueback Human, the author, like the blueback fish swimming against the odds in a vast sea, charts a personal journey through illness, despair, and eventual healing. With literary depth and unflinching honesty, this self-help memoir explores the fragile beauty of being alive.

From the sterile light of hospital rooms to the quiet strength of early recovery, the narrative flows with poetic reflection on love, pain, and the resilience that defies death.

This is not a book of simple answers. It is a companion for those who ask, as the author once did, "Why must I go on living, and how can I?"

Through metaphor, introspection, and quiet determination, Blueback Human offers not solutions, but solidarity. It reminds us that though the ocean is vast, and the currents strong, we are not swimming alone.

For readers who seek healing, meaning, and a mirror to their own quiet battles, this is your book.

Perfect for fans of reflective memoirs, spiritual self-help, and poetic writing on the human condition.