Downstream

Downstream is a novel by Sigfrid Siwertz, published in 1923, that delves into the complexities of childhood and family dynamics within a decaying estate named Selambshof. The story centers on siblings Peter and Hedvig as they confront their fears and the unresolved issues of their family's past. This work is notable for its exploration of motherless families and the emotional landscape of sibling relationships, reflecting early 20th-century Swedish fiction.