Very Like a Whale by Kaitlyn A. Kramer

“There is personality in accepting the pull of the oceanic feeling and theinterconnectedness of one’s being to the external world, all the whilenoting that the experience can be tiresome. In spite of our throes, thecontact keeps us awake and living. This is where desire begins.” The majority of Earth’s surface is comprised of a vast, amorphous body ofwater, but Kaitlyn A. Kramer’s personal relationship to the ocean remainscontained — in a place kept close to heart. Meandering through a series ofobservations on film, literature, and art relating to the deep abyss, Krameris a lifeline as she navigates life’s anxieties and questions, revealing thatmost of her answers still find her lost at sea.