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Running alone together.

Yes, I'm like a London bus: I write nothing for ages and then two essays in two weeks. Here is one I have written for the New York Review of Books Daily, on running, fell-running, how much I miss the moors, and how we are rubbing along -- or not -- in contested outdoor space. And here is a picture from a year ago, more or less. Now impossible, but it will be possible again. My condolences to anyone who has lost a friend, relative or acquaintance to this vile virus: I write about running not to belittle the awful death toll but because we have to keep going in all manner of ways, to get to the other side.




 
 
 

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Occasionally, an article changes not only what we know but also what we consider worth noticing. This piece achieved that by focusing on overlooked relationships and subtle differences. The author’s observations are specific, but their implications reach far beyond the immediate topic. I appreciated how the text remained grounded while still encouraging broader reflection. It has given me a reason to discover further information and revisit some earlier assumptions. That combination of precision and openness is difficult to achieve.

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