He didn’t seem like a smart choice of subjects. Not really typical at all. Jorie Graham, in her book, The End of Beauty, during "Imperialism," writes a kind of terrified mistrust of “the finished things.” And that’s what I, too, mistrust—what made me like Drew, and the description of our destination, immediately. It was, he was, unfinished.
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