My friend Martin Lee has written a book. Released later this year, Between explores the liminal spaces. “It’s in these places of ambiguity and glorious uncertainty where the richness is,” he writes. It got me thinking about something elemental.
Our ancestors imagined life as a combination of earth, water, fire and air – for them, the world was made of these elements. Therefore surely humans must be, too.
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