John Berger's "Photocopies: Stories" is a collection of evocative narratives that explore the interplay between memory, observation, and the act of looking. Through a series of interconnected vignettes, Berger delves into the lives of various individuals, often reflecting on his own experiences and encounters. The "photocopies" in the title allude to the way these stories capture fleeting moments and impressions, much like a photograph, yet imbue them with profound human insight. Berger's distinctive prose, rich in philosophical reflection and keen social commentary, invites readers to consider the complexities of perception, the passage of time, and the subtle ways in which lives intersect. This collection showcases his masterful ability to distill universal truths from the seemingly ordinary.