There are many iconic objects lost throughout history. Will Ferguson imagines what it would take to find them
whisks readers to Japan, Australia and New Zealand as Interpol agent Gaddy Rhodes, photographer Tamsin Greene and travel writer Thomas Rafferty unexpectedly cross paths as they track "The Finder" — a mysterious figure who believes they can find history's real-life lost objects. Ferguson spoke with Shelagh Rogers about why he wrote Lost and found "I wanted the objects that are in the novel to be real objects. There are enough real objects that are lost out there. For example, Muhammad Ali's gold medal from the Olympics. He got the gold medal as Cassius Clay, came back very proud, w...
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