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Also available here: The Guardian – Iain Sinclair: At large in a ‘fictional’ Hackney
Iain Sinclair: At large in a ‘fictional’ Hackney
The celebrated ‘psychogeographer’ talks to the Guardian newspaper about the London borough that has been his home and muse for 40 years, and how the Olympic development is changing it
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