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Late Style Finale

Late Style Finale

“Where once a dreadful abyss yawned, a railroad bridge now stretches, from which the passengers can look comfortably down into the depths.”
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Profiles of Late Style: Dr. Chris Feudtner

Profiles of Late Style: Dr. Chris Feudtner

“People talk about how you’re going to die, but it’s how you’re going to live up to that point.”
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Profiles of Late Style: Robin Black

Profiles of Late Style: Robin Black

“When I started writing, I felt like my life depended on it. And my sanity.”
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Profiles of Late Style: Carol & Peter Schreck

Profiles of Late Style: Carol & Peter Schreck

“We never stop growing, ever — even into our dying. How I die is part of how I’m continuing to grow into the next stage.”
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Profiles of Late Style: Emily Brown

Profiles of Late Style: Emily Brown

“At some point I realized I had more control than I liked. So I did things like changing brushes, loosening up… I don’t want to have it too…
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Leah Hood
Profiles of Late Style: Tom McCarthy

Profiles of Late Style: Tom McCarthy

“If you want the job bad enough… you make sure you learn.”
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Leah Hood
Reflections on Late Style: Jim Emerman

Reflections on Late Style: Jim Emerman

“It now becomes what you can contribute to the community, to others, to the world.”
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Profiles of Late Style: Larry Gold

Profiles of Late Style: Larry Gold

“There’s a burning desire to do something…it is my love…this is what I love to do everyday.”
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Leah Hood
Profiles of Late Style: Judith Schaechter

Profiles of Late Style: Judith Schaechter

“The idea that suffering is meaningful & important is profound. My work is like the sewage treatment plant—I take the bad stuff and try to…
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Profiles of Late Style: Milton Glaser

Profiles of Late Style: Milton Glaser

“At the end it’s not about showing off, it’s about sharing something. The beginning is where you pull towards uniqueness of the self and…
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