Freya Bromley is a writer, wild swimmer and podcaster. She lives in London, just a short cycle from Brockwell Lido. On her podcast, The Tidal Year, Freya discovers the human stories behind why we swim. Every episode, she's joined by a new guest who shares what water means to them. Freya's currently studying on the Creative Writing Master of Studies at Cambridge University.Twitter: @freyabromley
Immersive and compelling. I read it in a single day! Everyone
should take a plunge into this book
*Cathy Rentzenbrink*
Funny, sad and honest, but ultimately also hopeful, The Tidal Year
is a wonderful and welcome addition to the growing canon of books
exploring the restorative power of wild swimming
*Sophie Pierce*
Reads like a lusciously languid dream sequence... It's not just
about how water can redeem us but how words can too. A powerful
debut
*Christopher Beanland*
Funny and moving, brimming with bracingly refreshing uncertainty
and a salty refusal of resolution, it is a book to float away
in
*Polly Atkin*
A heart-rending depiction of a young woman growing through grief
and the healing, restorative power of nature
*Nick Bradley*
Bright and tender-hearted... candid and vulnerable
*Jessica J. Lee*
A moving and memorable book... Her writing is contained, clear and
as powerful as the changing tides she swims in. She is a talent to
watch
*Raffaella Barker*
Astonishing in its frankness, raw, poignant, bracing, funny; a very
human story
*Derek Niemann, Guardian country diarist*
The Tidal Year is some of the best writing on wild swimming that I
have encountered
*Marianne Levy*
A beautiful, brilliantly written book on grief, self-discovery and
swimming. I loved following along on the tidal pool adventure and
thought all the observations, of people and places, were so vividly
captured. It's not every day you gobble up a 400+ page memoir in a
matter of days
*Emma Gannon*
Beautifully written
*Jersey Evening Post*
A poignant, funny tribute to the complex, tidal nature of grief.
The Tidal Year delivers inspirational waves of hope and renewal to
its readers, demonstrating the restorative power of immersion in
the natural world
*Jade Angeles Fitton, author of HERMIT*
Freya Bromley's powerful memoir The Tidal Year is all about her
love for wild swimming, and how she's used it to process her
grief... I found myself blinking back tears
*Harper's Bazaar*
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