Essayist Michael Arceneaux wrote about his life in his previous two collections, 'I Can't Date Jesus' and 'I Don't Want to Die Poor.' In his third book, 'I Finally Bought Some Jordans,' out March 12, Arceneaux confronts the ramifications of making the private public. After sharing burden of student loan debt and the idea of economic anxiety, people know about his finances — and are willing to ask.
It was a satisfying-enough answer for the both of us. She followed by asking about capitalism in the age of the pandemic. Something about whether I felt socialism is a better model and some other questions that felt way too early in the day in my time zone to talk about.
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