Perhaps it’s not us, but rather the trees that self inscribe these messages for others to read.

Trapped in the tarmac.

Eugène Atget comes to Norwich.

Bridging.

Great fun to discuss KM, organisational storytelling…and Brian Eno with Michael Madison

Swallows, pylon, wire. Autumn whispers from the next room.

City of London. An alley of anticipation ‘in which the here is unknown but the beyond is unknown, is infinite…or is hidden in a black maw.’ Thank you About Buildings + Cities for the introduction to Cullen’s ‘The Concise Townscape’.

Because it’s that time of year, a revenant blog post creeps from the shadows. #CityLIS liminalnarratives.com/2017/06/24/gho…

Good to be reacquainted with the clocks of Clerkenwell this week. It seems like a long time since we last met.

A new blog post exploring the cadences and rhythms of the working day during lockdown and beyond. #CityLIS. liminalnarratives.com/2021/11/13/rhy…

Goodness, the reposting of this blog seems to come round sooner each year. So, for those who have ever wondered whether Christmas is a liminal time, well, here are some thoughts. #CityLIS liminalnarratives.com/2017/12/02/chr…

City of London churchyard. St Anne and St Agnes. A pause, a silent beat in the day-to-day rhythm.

Lines. Always lines. Resolving and conflicting.

Straw vortex. Summer folds in on itself.

Bramble consumes iron. Always.

Water exorcised. The ghost pond waits.

When churches play hide-and-seek.

A real joy talking to students @CityLIS about knowledge management yesterday. Very excited by the fantastic insights, stories and experiences they shared!

Is it really that time of year again for the traditional recycling of an old, seasonal post? I think so. #CityLIS liminalnarratives.com/category/chris…

Reflections on a Victorian boardroom table - and, how like all objects, it is both part of a story and a carrier of stories. #CityLIS liminalnarratives.com/2022/12/30/tab…