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You deserve a little treat: read this essay (from an issue of The Morning newsletter) on the power and pleasure of other people's discarded books.
Prospect Park West at 7th Street
Interpreting the stoop books of Brooklyn: "I like to think this book is the sign of a heartfelt and long-planned conversion to vegetarianism by a middle-aged optometrist named Richard. It’s not so much the ethical concerns of meat, though he’s not blind to those, but Richard has just reached a certain age where he feels he needs to work harder to maintain the same level of health he’s been taking for granted, and giving up meat is a part of that larger struggle. But this is Brooklyn. No, some kid bought this book ironically and got bored of it, is all."