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Hinterland · No. 28
The wool issue
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What the tides know about the moon
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What the marathon took, and what it gave back
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The fox who lives under the bins
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Offcut · No. 55
The timber issue
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The last video shop in town
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Why we reread
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Slow trains, fast friends
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In defence of the long phone call
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Commons · No. 31
The water issue
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Everything I know about grief I learned in the garden
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Choirs are the best social network
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The night bus is the city’s diary
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My phone is a slot machine and I want out
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The art of the thank-you note
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The case for eating lunch alone
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Halfway · No. 58
The overland issue
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Every chair is a self-portrait
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How to quit well
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Breakfast is the most honest meal
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What the marathon took, and what it gave back
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Rent is eating the young
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Give us back the benches
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Mother Tongue · No. 37
The borrowed words issue
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The quiet luxury of owning less
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Rent is eating the young
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Learning to swim at forty
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Every chair is a self-portrait
Sanne Visser
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What a museum owes its city
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Mother Tongue · No. 94
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hiraeth
HEER-eyeth noun, Welsh
A homesickness for a home you cannot return to, or that never was.
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Hinterland · No. 9
The orchards issue
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Give us back the benches
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Stop apologising for your cooking
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The web was better when it was weird
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The perfect tomato lasts two weeks
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Why the night sky is dark
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Fieldnotes · No. 16
The home issue
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What a museum owes its city
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Let children be bored
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Stop calling it content
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The friend you call when the car breaks down
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The four-day week, a year later
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Kiln · No. 32
The fire issue
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The overnight ferry is the last great journey
Siobhan Walsh
28
The perfect tomato lasts two weeks
Giulia Conti
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Against the productivity podcast
Owen Price
45
Reading in the bath, a defence
Dora Petrova
60
The joy of finishing last
Zanele Dube
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Choirs are the best social network
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Aperitivo · No. 11
The summer issue
20
Thirty years of keeping a diary
Hélène Moreau
26
Reading in the bath, a defence
Dora Petrova
39
The friend you call when the car breaks down
Ama Boateng
46
Let children be bored
Anjali Iyer
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Getting lost on purpose
Isla Mackenzie
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The moon is leaving us, slowly
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Lowtide · No. 56
The swell issue
17
Ugly buildings we learned to love
Kwame Asante
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Reading in the bath, a defence
Dora Petrova
40
The quiet luxury of owning less
Aiko Tanaka
56
My phone is a slot machine and I want out
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Breakfast is the most honest meal
Kenji Morimoto
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Hire the person who asks the second question
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