Description
In this thoughtful collection of essays, a poet and keen observer journeys through landscapes, museums, archaeological sites, and encounters with cultures whose histories have too often been interpreted by others. Moving between the personal and the political, the book considers what it means to uncover the past—and what may be lost, silenced, or misunderstood in the process. With lyrical precision and intellectual curiosity, it explores place, memory, colonialism, belonging, and humanity’s complex relationship with the natural world. The result is an evocative work of travel and nature writing that invites readers to look more closely at what lies beneath the surface.
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paperback
Penguin Books
Published Sep 24, 2019
256 pages
ISBN: 9780143134459
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First Published
2019
Language
eng
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