The final words of a newspaper man with 8 decades of published words
“Editing the final details of one’s life is like editing a story for the final time. It’s the last shot an editor has at making corrections, the last rewrite before the roll of the presses …
It’s more painful than I anticipated to throw away files and paperwork that seemed critical to my survival just two weeks ago, and today, are all trash …
I just wish I could stay a little longer.”
Jack Thomas in the Boston Globe - Archived on archive.is
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