"Maybe you hit it when you’re 15 or 25 or 50, but eventually, you start to think about your place, your role, your legacy."
"Maybe you hit it when you’re 15 or 25 or 50, but eventually, you start to think about your place, your role, your legacy."
"If they work hard through the term there is always this moment where something clicks and their maps make a huge leap forward. I think that is my favorite part in teaching, watching those transformations."
"Stonehenge is really the British equivalent of Four Corners, having only the advantages of a historical narrative and the allure of British culture to suck in hapless tourists like myself."
Wesley Morris has been a spring for piercing, relevant prose for some time now. In “Last Taboo”, he begins by summarizing the year in male genitalia on screen…
"He’s a white dot, soon a white line, which will dash east before north before east again. It’s thrilling."
"She'd heard something about Daniel, some analyst who previously worked at the firm. Others had tried to gloss over whatever the story was, but Jennifer could put the pieces together."