“I don’t know what the woman wanted, waiting for the train. The sockless junkie is another story, because I know he felt a real pleasure at the cascade of pocket change into his palm, relief imminent. I don’t have room to criticize, because when I write, I make my living asking strangers for their approval, and their change.”

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