At night the senses become reordered.
Hearing becomes privileged over vision, and we edge forward arms outstretched, feeling our way through the inky blackness.
In this enchanting follow-up to Nightwalking, Lewis-Stempel once again ventures out into the dark and shows us why the night is precious, and what it is to be human in the dark.
When the curtain of night falls, a spectacle begins. That of bio-luminescence, of boxing hares, and wheat fields shimmering in the moonlight.



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