In Search of Lost Thoughts
The hotly anticipated first book by online storyteller @emilyrosecharlotte - reflections on girlhood, loneliness, religion and more
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In Search of Lost Thoughts
Narrated by:
Emily Crane
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Narrated by:
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Emily Crane
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By:
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Emily Crane
'Emily's words are why we all need to get off the internet.' - AJA BARBER, in her Patreon newsletter
'What follows is not a tidy narrative. I am not a tidy person. These pages are made of fragments, contradictions, jokes, confessions and philosophical detours, because, well, that is how life happens . . .'
In this book, Emily Crane invites us to share her observations on the extraordinary and the everyday: stacks of washing up sit alongside musings on God; hot coffee accompanies thoughts about creativity; and memories of snails in her childhood garden slip in beside notes on writing, and books. We find Nietzsche living in a house-share with Keats, and a grieving Demeter keeps us company on wintry Sunday morning walks.
Drawing upon philosophy, literature, mythology and memoir, In Search of Lost Thoughts is an antidote to the stresses and distractions of the world we live in. Above all, it is a vivid and striking insight into what it means to be a young woman today.©2026 Emily Crane (P)2026 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
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Reviews
Oh wow. Please do yourself a favour and read this book. I loved every page of Emily Crane's punchy, provocative, energised, joyful musings. Musings which cover everything from Homer to childhood to pigeons. There are heavy themes - suicide, sexism, the horrors of the world but because of the lively and passionate way it is written, you are happy to take the ride. It's a book to entertain you and to argue with you and agree with you. In non fiction there are two types of book - ones that give you interesting facts, and ones which aim to entertain or nourish via opinion. This manages to do both. I loved it. (Matt Haig)
Emily's words are why we all need to get off the internet. (Aja Barber, in her newsletter)
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