A nice martini, a walk outside, a plate of pasta — the opportunity to enjoy life is “all around us,” says Gary Shteyngart. The novelist’s forthcoming book of essays, “The Sensualist,” is a celebration of worldly pleasures in a world where they can feel increasingly elusive. On “The Ezra Klein Show,” the Times Opinion columnist Ezra Klein asks Shteyngart about his philosophy of enjoyment and why it can feel like such a radical act to simply be present. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/mq8a3JCGSeU

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