摘要：Nothing is as daunting as a blank page, particularly now. As I sat down to write this issue’s letter, I was struck by how much fundamental uncertainty is in our lives, so much trauma. A blank page can emphasize our concerns that the old familiar should return at all, or that a new, better, normal will emerge. At the same time, a blank page can be liberating at a time when so much of our social, professional, and personal lives needs to be reconceptualized and reactivated in new, healthier, more respectful and inclusive ways.
