In 1979, author Joan Didion wrote that shopping malls are “toy garden cities where no one lives but everyone consumes.” That was when malls—and their role in American culture—were at their pinnacle. Read the Star Tribune story here
In 1979, author Joan Didion wrote that shopping malls are “toy garden cities where no one lives but everyone consumes.” That was when malls—and their role in American culture—were at their pinnacle. Read the Star Tribune story here
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