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Fisher feared that we were losing our ability to conceptualize a tomorrow that was radically different from our present.
As is my holiday tradition, I’ll divide my not-list into several smaller lists, none numbered, and change my mind along the way.
Dog breed known as the American Gentleman: thirteen letters.
After twelve years of service, McCaskill is one of the most outspoken members of the Senate—and it’s a lot easier to be outspoken after you’ve lost.
In his little books of sinister whimsy, Gorey was true to his belief in leaving things out, so that the reader’s thoughts could flower.
