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Smoke Hole
Looking to the Wild in the Time of the Spyglass
Book • 2024
In "Smokehole," Martin Shaw uses three ancient myths as metaphors for navigating contemporary challenges.
The book explores themes of isolation, transformation, and reconnection with nature and spirituality.
Shaw encourages readers to find a "commons of the imagination" to cope with complexities like fake news, parenthood, and climate change.
It's a guide to finding meaning and resilience in difficult times, emphasizing the importance of myth and storytelling.
The book's narrative style and personal reflections make it accessible and engaging.
The book explores themes of isolation, transformation, and reconnection with nature and spirituality.
Shaw encourages readers to find a "commons of the imagination" to cope with complexities like fake news, parenthood, and climate change.
It's a guide to finding meaning and resilience in difficult times, emphasizing the importance of myth and storytelling.
The book's narrative style and personal reflections make it accessible and engaging.
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as one of his previous books, focusing on his experiences in the wilderness.


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as a book that took him eight days to write during lockdown, reflecting on his experience of isolation and transformation.


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