I don’t mind a list. I kind of like them— these end-of-year accountings from publications and individuals. “Best books!” “Movies I saw!” “Highlights of the last 12 months!” End-of-year lists are about putting a narrative to our time here. I’m the person who read this, saw this, achieved this, holds out hope for this …
But when I sat down recently to do …
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