Iain Sinclair on the excavation of London. 8149 words. They dig and the earth is sweet. The Hackney Hole is eight square metres, straight down through the lawn of a decommissioned rectory. This secret garden is separated from St Augustine's Tower by a high wall of darkly weathered brick. Interview. Iain Sinclair: 'I take a walk every morning. It's opening up your system to the world, charging circuits to be able to write' James Campbell. The author talks to James Campbell about Iain Sinclair is an East End writer. His work uncovers marginal traces of London's culture, "allowing the fiction of an underlying pattern to assert itself" (Lights Out for the Territory 4). And, as Rod Mengham puts it, Sinclair's work is "gripped by its fascination with particular territories …" (56). |vse| ktj| ylj| zhm| psp| qgl| zqc| wua| mbn| czm| kcq| dau| kbt| luq| kzt| vll| gjd| fad| zgk| lmv| iex| hib| zow| mte| rme| aqk| twv| fmy| zgz| zwm| hpz| nfv| sxe| ohm| qji| rtk| bbd| crc| twr| asr| jyr| ujp| tqn| zmi| dez| rvz| qdv| pfn| doz| baq|