 The Pleasure of Being Mediocre When the novelist Laura Lippman was a kid, her father prized achievement and success above all else. So while she relished her tennis lessons, when it became clear she wasn't "a natural," he nixed them. Decades later, Lippman returned to the tennis court to face her fears of failure. What she found was sweeter than a simple win. | 
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