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The article discusses the novel "Breath" by Tim Winton, with particular focus given to the setting of Western Australia and the themes of specificity of place, surfing, and social and environmental change. The novel's exploration of adolescence and sexuality are also commented on along with postcolonial themes.

An interview with the Australian author Tim Winton is presented. Topics include the theme of surfing in his novel "Breath," his involvement with environmentalism and eco-critical writing, and the depiction of women in his writing. His conception of Australia as a postcolonial nation and his opinions on the nature of suffering are also touched on.