Rachel Cohen on the pandemic and missing museums

Here is a lovely piece in the New Yorker by Rachel Cohen of the Creative Writing Program (who also happens to be Matt Boyle's spouse).


And here is Rachel's "Frederick Project" on her blog, mentioned in the New Yorker essay.

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