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A Field Guide to Getting Lost Rebecca Solnit
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Though the title of this book is paradoxical, it becomes oddly accurate, as Solnit guides the reader into an introspection and a comfort with not knowing, with being lost. I admire really creative people. June reading, still going slow in those days, enjoying (and sometimes cursing the heat in) my first New York summer. Jerinic said she recommended “A Field Guide to Getting Lost” when HON 105 overseers were searching for a book for every first-year Honors student to read. Rebecca Solnit's *A Field Guide to Getting Lost*, reviewed & recommended. Rebecca Solnit tried to write about the uses of the unpredictable and the immeasurable in her book A Field Guide to Getting Lost. A Field Guide to Getting Lost is small enough to fit in your back pocket instead of your phone before setting out for the unknown. Rebecca Solnit, A Field Guide to Getting Lost. It's one part travel narrative of the American West, one part autobiography, and an odd mixture of a lot of other things. Rebecca Solnit's "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" has been in my backpack for about a week. How will we get back what we've lost if we're too busy to notice it's gone missing? Christoph Niemann's book, Abstract City came in the mail the other day and brightened my whole week. €�I never was lost in the woods in my whole life,” said Daniel Boone, “though once I was confused for three days.” (pg. Leave the door open for the unknown, the door into the dark.