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Days later, the student handed in a new essay, this one on astronomy and her blended family with a stepparent and stepsiblings.

On another train trip in this essay, this one in the United States after a breakup, he deliberately mistakes proximity for intimacy during a long night of drinking with a man named Johnny.

Among them are highlights from his 20-year stint at Life, including "Red Jackson, Harlem," part of his first assignment for the magazine, a photo essay shot in 1948 about the Midtowners gang; and "Bessie Fontenelle and Children at Welfare Office," part of another photo essay, this one from 1968, taken during a monthlong stay in the Fontenelle family's Harlem tenement.

I started listening (later than most of my friends) to "This American Life," and so I heard Savage's radio essays (this one is a classic).

Like previous collections of David Foster Wallace's essays, this one displays the late author's vast intellectual curiosity.

The book was praised in The Los Angeles Times Book Review, which said: "As in most books about the environment, there is a kind of pall of doom floating over the text, but unlike most such essays, this one has fights, busts -- in short, action.

Consider writing an essay like this one about what a particular summer place means to you and your family or friends.

But even volunteering in prison, I didn't expect to read an essay like this one.

Essays like this one, and others, by Adam Phillips (on helplessness) and Rebecca Stott (on Darwinian wonderment), make for a nicely prismatic collection, in which the contributors happily pursue their own interests, and are often at their most secular when they're not trying especially hard to be.

Check out Tony Zhou on Vimeo for more film essays like this one.

I have published several essays about this, one of which can be found in Subverting Scriptures: Critical Reflections on the Use of the Bible.