Make room for the unlikely
Leave one chair empty; the best conversations rarely arrive on schedule.
Principle one
For curious company
For curious company
A short argument in four parts
How to keep a little wonder
A field guide for the perfectly impossible.
Keep the rules beautifully clear
Every door has a key, even when the key insists it is much too small.
Principle two
For orderly nonsense
For orderly nonsense
Let the small things sing
A silver thimble, a mustard clock: detail is where the room starts to breathe.
Principle three
For attentive eyes
For attentive eyes
End before the explanation
Close the book while the question is still wearing its finest coat.
Principle four
For lingering thoughts
For lingering thoughts