The singer’s first posthumous album deserves to be remembered as the bravest of her career.
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Submitting to the Beast
“A father and son in New Orleans—feasting and flaneuring.”
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30 Years Later: Groove Theory, “Groove Theory”
“Groove Theory” tries to make the work of staying in love feel as easy as possible, even when it isn’t.
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To the Old Man in the Cowboy Costume
“All the parts about me that I hate the most, I got from you. All the parts I love the most, too.”
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The Vegan Hunter
“A bad breakup and a love for nature inspire a taste for eating meat.”
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Inside America’s Shoplifting Lab
“In the war on ‘shrink,’ big retailers are turning to one Florida outfit to study shoppers and prevent them from stealing. I went there—and saw far too much.”
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Personal Belgians
“To love cycling of all sports in 2025 requires a hard look at yourself, and perhaps some special pleading..”
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To Catch a Sunset
“Reflections on allergies, anxieties, and the limits of familial love.”
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On Loving Birds
“A couple of years after I began volunteering, I realized I was hell-bent on healing birds because they, too, had healed me—in more ways than one.”
