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In 2015, I was driving my car and listening to CBC Radio Two, one of the stations owned by Canada’s national public broadcaster. The show was “Grown-ups Read Things They Wrote as Kids.” The premise of the show was that across the country, “brave adults” – as host Dan Misener calls them – get on stages and read from diaries or other writing they wrote when they were younger. First up was a woman named Ali. Here is how the segment opens:

The Hidden Genre: Diaries and Time