Virginia Moffatt is a British author of speculative and literary fiction whose work explores themes of community, resilience, and the choices people make in times of crisis. Her writing blends the personal and the political, creating stories that are both intimate and socially engaged.
The Wave is a thought-provoking novel that imagines a community confronting a catastrophic event, exploring how ordinary people respond when their world is turned upside down. Moffatt writes with empathy and intelligence, creating characters who feel real and situations that resonate with contemporary anxieties about climate, displacement, and social cohesion.
Her fiction reflects a commitment to exploring the human dimensions of large-scale crises, asking what holds communities together and what tears them apart. Moffatt's work appeals to readers who enjoy speculative fiction rooted in recognisable human experience.
The Wave is available as an audiobook, read by Danielle Farrow, as well as in print, giving listeners an immersive and emotionally engaging way to experience Moffatt's timely and compassionate storytelling. She continues to write fiction that examines the resilience of the human spirit.
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