“Most modern intellectuals and scientists have hardly any interest in place, for they consider their theories to be applicable everywhere.” — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share Image
“Centralia, a mining town in Pennsylvania made uninhabitable by an underground fire that began in 1962 and is still burning today (the road into… — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share
“Far from dotting the globe with fabulous islands, the naval powers of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries remorselessly tracked down any and all… — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share
“As a result, Hobyo is as good an example as any of a “feral city.” It’s a term that is used in military circles… — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share
“the replacement of unique and distinct places by generic blandscapes is severing us from something important.” — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share
“Most modern intellectuals and scientists have hardly any interest in place, for they consider their theories to be applicable everywhere.” — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share
“That morning I’d read that construction workers in London had discovered a young fox living off their leftover sandwiches on the unfinished seventy-second floor… — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share
“The rise of placelessness, on top of the sense that the whole planet is now minutely known and surveilled, has given this dissatisfaction a… — Alastair Bonnett Copy Share
