There is a certain romantic appeal about lost things. Ships that have been lost at sea haunt the imaginations of storytellers for generations, and lost aeroplanes set all sorts of elaborate theories in motion. Lost people, too, have throughout history and literature carried with them a certain romantic appeal: Coleridge’s wandering narrator in the… Continue reading On lost things and lost people
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'We must, between periods of digging in the dark, endeavour always to transform our tears into knowledge' – Alain De Botton
The window on the street 
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