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The cover of The Book of Delights by Ross Gay appears on my iPhone screen. The cover background is a deep blue with a pattern that resembles wood grain scattered with bright pink leaves—except for two that are not like the others: one turquoise and the other orange. The title and author's name are in white and yellow respectively. At the top, there is a quote that says "Exquisite." - Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Tracy K. Smith. Below the author's name, the text reads "essays" in a smaller font. At the bottom, there are two badges indicating that Ross Gay is a National Book Award Finalist and Winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award. My iPhone is wirelessly connected to my Braille display on which my fingers with matching turquoise nails rest. Behind all is a close-up photo of a fig bud, multi-colored with browns and reds and white threads and the foliage blurred out behind it.

Image by Alabaster Rhumb. Background photo from Wiki Commons: By Etienne – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0.

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