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‘Open Water’: Debut novel explores love, loss and pervasive racism in London

British-Ghanaian writer and photographer Caleb Azumah Nelson speaks to Eve Jackson about his beautifully told debut #novel​ “Open Water”. It tells the story of two young Black British artists falling in love in south London. It’s an exploration of desire, love, trauma, race and looks at what it means to be identified by the world as a Black person, to be seen only as a Black body.

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