‘Where struggle ceases, beings indeed do not disappear, but the world turns away.’ – Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Metaphysics
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‘Where struggle ceases, beings indeed do not disappear, but the world turns away.’ – Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Metaphysics
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Ianthe Ruthven is a photographer with a particular interest in landscape, architecture and interiors.
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‘The rental house is where he would die.’
Debra Gwartney on the last days of Barry Lopez.
‘Miss C (who is fairly young and pretty) can’t go off by herself with a solitary man, however respectable, to live on the Siberian tundra.’
‘Everyone benefits from a frozen Arctic. The future of the Arctic environment, and the Inuit it supports, is inextricably tied to the future of the planet.’
‘My face, not the glass, was blurry. I had no idea what I really looked like besides lumpy, fuzzy, profuse.’
‘Never was a man so deep in thought.’
An extract from Mark Blacklock’s new novel.
‘In the winter of 1912 a small man in a Persian lamb-skin hat was also skating there.’
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