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    Lost & Found by Kathryn Schulz review – life-changing moments of love and death

    Apr 24, 2022 3 minutes

    “Just as every grief narrative is a reckoning with loss, every love story is a chronicle of finding,” writes Kathryn Schulz in her eloquent and tender memoir, Lost & Found. “And so, much as my father’s death made me wonder about the relationship between large losses and smaller ones, falling for someone made me think about what finding love has in common with the broader act of finding anything at all.”

    This is the deceptively simple premise

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