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You are haunted. Not by the dead, but by the versions of yourself that never got to breathe. We all
At a September campfire in South Brent, Lin Yutang’s poet, peasant and vagabond become three ways of knowing: seeing, touching and moving through life.
On Star Trek at 60, the fictional heroes who offered me possible selves, and the frontier that kept moving from ships to terrain to the page.
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You are haunted. Not by the dead, but by the versions of yourself that never got to breathe. We all
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At a September campfire in South Brent, Lin Yutang’s poet, peasant and vagabond become three ways of knowing: seeing, touching and moving through life.
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What catches me in Angie Hobbs’s talk isn’t simply the claim that Plato anticipated fake news, demagogues and the slide
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The mirror is a monster for a lot of people. I know this because I have stood in front of
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