Of Memory, Reminiscence, and Writing “as though, in order to begin writing, one did not have to forget or otherwise suppress most of what memory and reminiscence have meant; as though the entire matter of memory, reminiscence, recall, recollection, reverie, and repetition were not an endless overture arising out of an absolute past, incapable […]
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Isabella and the Zibaldone Isabella sat by the window of the ‘borrowed’ flat just off Charing Cross Road. She was flat-sitting for her friend David, who was on a three-month-long research sabbatical in Rome. The late afternoon sun spilled across the room in warm, slanting beams; the air tinged with a quiet melancholy, as though
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Imagine stumbling upon an old, weathered notebook filled with fragments of stories, cryptic notes, sketches of worlds, and half-finished thoughts—a treasure trove of possibility, mystery, and inspiration. That’s the spirit behind The Lost Notebooks of Isabella Sinclaire, a writing project that unfolds in layers, evolving over time through a series of blog entries. Each
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