Andrew Shields

Steve Swallow telling Larry Grenadier about the “secret” he learned when he was 70

Heather Cox Richardson’s list of figures who opposed discrimination throughout the history of the United States

An apparently false memory of a story about Jason Moran playing piano for senior citizens

Pip’s nighttime plan to “enlist for India as a private soldier” in Charles Dickens’s “Great Expectations” (1861)

A scene from Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” (1989) as an example of annotating a work of art as a starting point for interpretation

Marlene Dietrich and cinematographer Karl Freund in Les Murray’s “Fredy Neptune” (1999)