// wherever you are, we are too.

It’s been a strange and lonely couple of months.

A global pandemic, social isolation, a toilet paper shortage… We’ve all been through a lot. We want to be there for you.

So bring your favorite drink, a story or two to tell about what you’ve been up to the last few weeks, a status report on how you’re holding up, and a smile to share when you see some of your favorite people on a too-small screen connecting us over a too-long distance.

Here’s some of what we’ve been digging into since we saw you last:

(Article) Camus on Plague and Possibility

nytimes.com/2020/04/16/books/review/the-plague-albert-camus-coronavirus

(Article) Mary Shelley on “Nature’s Lifeline”

brainpickings.org/2020/04/16/mary-shelley-the-last-man

(Short Story) Since I Became Symptomatic

nybooks.com/daily/2020/03/26/since-i-became-symptomatic

(Article) Chomsky on building a new world

inthesetimes.com/working/entry/22465/noam-chomsky-coronavirus-labor-capitalist-profit-oligarchy

// paz