Very far, but close
A London author laments the fact that he feels more remote than ever, despite being connected to everyone.
A London author laments the fact that he feels more remote than ever, despite being connected to everyone.
A Berlin author wants to make her daughter think of death differently.
A pandemic leads to new discoveries on how a New York author writes.
A Berlin author is worried about the bizarre theories that have spread as the crisis continues.
A Jerusalem authors returns a favor to the small-business owners.
A London author is sad that his plans to game the system and avoid a lockdown has failed miserably.
A Brooklyn author ponders on how mundane it is to recover from coronavirus.
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