Deep in the archives of a maritime society, a 1912 survey document outlines an island thirty miles south of the Azores that vanishes from modern satellite radar.
An eccentric locksmith in Edinburgh inherited a collection of seven hundred brass keys. He claims none of them open cabinets — they unlock forgotten rooms.
Behind an emergency exit door in the London tube network lies an subterranean reading hall stacked with handwritten diaries left behind on train seats since 1863.