Sometime later, Fox encountered Penn again, and Penn was no longer wearing a sword. When Fox asked, Penn said he'd taken Fox's advice: he'd worn the sword as long as he could.

So what do you do with your copies of Harry Potter, or Sandman? If these works were meaningful to you, how do you square the impact they've had on you with what we now know about their creators? The Quaker answer would be: keep them and engage with them as long as you can.