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Roger Angell, the Hall of Fame writer who many consider the best of all baseball essayists, died on May 20 at the age of 101. As a boy, Angell was in the stands at Yankee Stadium to see Babe Ruth hit. As a writer, Angell was there for shortstop Derek Jeter’s final game. Angell’s longevity with the game, his passion for the game, and his elegant, witty chronicling of the game are simply without peer.

An old author, made feeble by the hardships of life, lay on his death bed. His hair was a mess, a little greasy, like he had his hand through it all night. He moved his hand over the blanket, back and forth and buried his face in the pillow. On his arms and legs, hands and feet his flesh was black and dried, clinging to the bone so tightly that the bone might just burst through. It looked like death was already his bedmate, but in reality he still had a few more hours of life to suffer through, and what was left of his human dignity to lose.

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My representation of Kekaha Beach, Kauai I painted in the summer of 2020.Source: author. COVID-19 changed us in a variety of ways since 2020. It changed my mindset. It was my last full year to work as a legal secretary at a firm I belonged to for over 17 years and working was performed remotely from March through December 2020.

When you first release a book, it may seem like you have dozens of readers, but as time goes on, this trend may slow, and you may end up having dozens of reads without any reviews.