The COVID-19 pandemic split time into before and after sections as significantly as B.C. and A.D.
Today is the first Leap Day of our new era.
By new era, I mean the post-pandemic times we now find ourselves in.
Even though it’s only been four years since 2020, COVID-19 seems to have split time into before and after sections as significantly as B.C. and A.D (or BCE and CE, if you prefer).
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This being Valentine’s Day, maybe “On killing your sweethearts” would be a more appropriate title for this post. But since most writers are familiar with the phrase “kill your darlings,” let’s stick with that.
I was scrolling through Threads last night when I ran across a discussion about the phrase, thanks to a post by the novelist Michael Chabon.
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