2025-04-30
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Hi, I'm Sophie Elmhurst and I'm the author of The Last Phone Boxes, Broken Glass,
Cider Cans and, amazingly, A Dial Tone, which was published in The Guardian Long Read in 2022.
So, I started noticing derelict...
Phone boxes in my neighborhood years ago, there was one up the road that my daughter,
who was very little at the time, loved playing with.
She thought it was this kind of strange and wonderful thing that was on our pavement.
And some of these were the old red kind, some were very ugly, BT variety.
But all of them seemed pretty unloved and strewn with litter.
And the odd one still improbably worked.
And I wonder what they were for, I suppose.
They're the kind of street furniture you barely notice because you're so used to them.
I was curious about their purpose in an age when we communicate in so many other ways.
So to report the piece, I ended up doing a strange kind of tour of the country.