Invisible River: A Novel Review

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Invisible River: A Novel ReviewHelena McEwen tells a story of young artists who bring London to life with their presentations of colors. She develops her characters in quick brush stroke sentences and brings the women to their experience from the inside out.
At first, the narrator Eve and her friends Rob, Bianca, and Cecile seem impossibly naïve and spontaneous in their reactions to art school lessons. As the novel progresses, though, the invisible substance of their personalities emerge just as their individual ideas of art emerge in their sketch books and final works of art.
McEwen fills in the surface structure of the novel with the deeper structure of the interactions of the friends and their relationships outside the circle of four. The artists must look inside themselves to find their own unique ways to create and to make choices of ultimate life paths.
I enjoyed the writing style of Helena McEwen when Eve made descriptive statements about the outcome of events first. Then she gave the full context of the happening drawing the reader into its full meaning, filled with emotion, memories, motivations, and local color. The style and substance of the novel remind me of Virginia Woolf's novel, The Voyage Out.
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