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Reflections on Oliver Sacks’s Last Article, “Sabbath”
Upon reading “Sabbath,” neither my dad nor I realized that it would be Oliver Sacks’s last published article before his death. But perhaps there is something fitting about it- as a bookend to an extraordinary life and as an expression of a powerful and spiritual ideal. He had no shortage of fascinating topics to write […]