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The one thing missing from the book is a deeper discussion of the fear of actually casting ideas to the wind.
FORBES: Come On Now, Hit 'Submit'
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This intimate story, bringing together the northern light reflected off water, the cold wind, the fear of poverty, the weight of the past, and the lack of a future, has a soulful, epic grandeur.
NEWYORKER: Just Anybody
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The possibility of fear is approaching, the way wind approaches a provincial capital.
NEWYORKER: Labyrinth
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The venue will be a European city chosen for steady winds (the five finalists, including Lisbon and Marseilles, have a ten-year record of at least 90% wind reliability) so TV coverage can be promoted without fear of canceled races.
FORBES: Sailing For the Gold
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The wind up here was strong, and she had a sudden fear of falling through the spaces between the tracks after all.
NEWYORKER: Brooklyn Circle