At the Guardian, John Mullan named ten of the best fogs in literature.One fog on the list:
"Fog" by Amy ClampittRead about a fog in a famous novel on Mullan's list.
Somewhere by the Atlantic, fog swallows the world in Clampitt's poem, "the islands' spruce-tips / drunk up like milk in the / universal emulsion". Shrouding some things makes others more distinct: "the nodding / campanula of bell buoys; / the ticking, linear / filigree of bird voices".
--Marshal Zeringue
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