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Underland by Robert Macfarlane fiction you'll conjure up THE mostNature writer Robert Macfarlane has always been drawn to up in the air places, said Adam Nicolson in The Spectator: the Cambridge dons previous books on climbing, walking, being in remote places have been a sequence of the high and the wide. In Underland, by contrast, he moves his focus downwards, to the under geography of the world. From such dark and airless spaces as the caves of the Mendips, the Parisian catacombs and a nuclear waste storage