“For what do people mean, finally, when they say ‘It’s a small world after all…’? Here is the root of human loneliness, to be lost in the too-huge world that is swallowing us all each passing moment.” – Town and City by Jack Kerouac
Edited by Simon Kossoff
All images sourced from Altered States of Agoraphobia.
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