ETA (07/2020): I think I liked this book even more the second time around. It’s packed with so many brain-fizzing ideas that completely different things resonated than did in my first reading. For the weird liminal spaces so many of us find ourselves in during quarantine, Wayfinding has a lot to say about how humans locate ourselves in space, the embodied, relational nature of that knowledge, and about the value—for mind and for body—in paying deeper attention to our surroundings.

(05/2019)
When’s the last time you meandered through space—anywhere vaguely unknown to you—without that magical Marauder’s Map in your pocket? Can you remember being lost & not reaching for a phone-GPS?