Babel Market
The trading quarter between the Gardens and the sea: the iron-and-glass Morphological Markets, the Wardian Wharf and the lanes between them. Sentences, cuttings and rumours change hands here. Loud by ...
The trading quarter between the Gardens and the sea: the iron-and-glass Morphological Markets, the Wardian Wharf and the lanes between them. Sentences, cuttings and rumours change hands here. Loud by ...
A quiet walled precinct south of the Gardens, behind a lime avenue, where failing languages are attended in their own air until their last sentence is written down. Visitors keep to the avenue. Below ...
Terraced brick houses and workshops north of the Gardens, where grafters, glaziers and apprentices live; window boxes full of seedlings that should not be there. The Grafting Theatre stands at its cen...
The heart of Glossolaria, around the Conservatory and its spire. Lawns, gravel walks and glass, the Etymologist's Spire at the edge, the Quiet House at the back. The Gardens are open by day to anyone ...
The quarter of stone and cellars cut into the hill east of the Gardens: the Archive of Silence, the Granary, the Wax Room and the entrance to the Root Galleries. Dry, cool and quiet; people lower thei...