Published in a back-to-backdouble-A-side format are Brian Catling’s account of the recovery of the enormousAhnighito meteorite, from Greenland to New York, by explorer Robert Peary in 1897, and the psychogeology of Iain Sinclair’s hunt for meteorites across 21st-century London.Across Greenland, the American frontier and contemporary London in search of space rock. Published in a back-to-backdouble-A-side format. Scales isan epic-in-miniature account of the recovery of the enormousAhnighito, or Cape York, meteorite from Greenland to New York by explorer Robert Peary in 1897. With photographs by Rommel Pecson. Silenic Drift finds Iain Sinclair hunting meteorites across 21st-century London. ‘Here was my idiot-simple proposition- psychogeology. The beach beneath the pavement. 20,000 streets under the sky. The rocks of the geological collection at the Natural History Museum in Exhibition Road, South Kensington, were calling me in.’ With photographs by Anonymous Bosch.