She Changed Black Literature Forever. Then She Disappeared.— Imani Perry for The New York Times
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For a long time, the world has dwelt on faith, beliefs, possibly dreams, and the truth. And the kind of world you’ve got today is based on those particular things. How do you like it? — Sun Ra
The most important undertaking of my day is to simply sit down at my desk and pick up my pen. Without this elementary act I could not call myself a songwriter, because songs come to me in intimations too slight to be perceived, unless I am primed and ready to receive them. They come not with a fanfare, but in whispers, and they come only when I am at work. — Nick Cave
Warren Buffett and the Myth of the ‘Good Billionaire’ — Anand Ghiridardas in the New York Times