Focusing on the interplay between writing, reading, and living, this book delves into literary geography, emphasizing the interconnectedness of textual, social, and spatial processes. It addresses how to appreciate and articulate these complex relationships, highlighting their significance within literary texts. By examining the concept of interspatiality in everyday life, the work reveals how mundane environments are shaped by both real and imagined narratives, blending stories with physical locations to create a rich tapestry of experience.
