Ocean Currents

<p><em>Ocean Currents</em> follows the tumultuous ebbs and flows of Rousselot's struggles and triumphs living with mental illness. Rousselot doesn't pull any punches; her writing is raw vulnerable and leaves the reader rattled. Rousselot uses vivid imagery and unexpected parallels to imbue <em>Ocean Currents</em> with a relatable voice while tackling deeply personal topics. <em>Ocean Currents</em> invites the reader into Rousselot's inner world but it also invites the reader to examine their own relationship with the self. From Samantha Fain author of <em>Coughing Up Planets</em>: (Rousselot) tackles mental illness incisively showing how vulnerability can be both a triumph and an act of violence. <em>Ocean Currents</em> draws the reader in and then leaves them on the shore soaked and sun kissed.</p><p><br></p>