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The guest described it as an unusually beautiful memoir that intertwines the loss of her father with finding love, noting its moving meditation on how opposite experiences are connected.
I ran into this unusually beautiful book that's all about this experience. It's called Lost and Found. It's by Katherine Schultz, a writer at The New Yorker.
— Episode: Our Lives Are an Endless Series of 'And'
Episode: Our Lives Are an Endless Series of 'And'
The guest described it as an unusually beautiful memoir that intertwines the loss of her father with finding love, noting its moving meditation on how opposite experiences are connected.
I ran into this unusually beautiful book that's all about this experience. It's called Lost and Found. It's by Katherine Schultz, a writer at The New Yorker.
For a while after my father died, I could not stop seeing the world as it really is, marked everywhere by the evidence of past losses and the imminence of future ones. This was not because his death was a tragedy. My father died peacefully at 74, tended throughout his final weeks by those he loved most.