Every summer includes a brief window in which the quality of produce is unparalleled—and this year, of all years, it’s especially worth indulging in the bounties of high tomato season, Rachel Sugar argues. https://theatln.tc/QKTaTE9n Come fall, Americans will once again be stuck with flavorless grocery-store tomatoes that are “pale imitations of dripping August heirlooms,” Sugar writes. Except this year, the tomatoes bound for grocery stores—which are mostly imported from Mexico—are stuck in Pre

“In my heart, I considered Harold responsible. He took up the whole field of history, of prehistory; I couldn’t see how I could pursue it in his wake.” Watch Nicole Krauss read an excerpt from her fiction short story “Lamentations”: https://theatln.tc/4lWBCXg6 | The Atlantic