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Review: Blame Mozart: The Romantic Era is no place for child prodigies in Yiyun Li’s new novel

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The Chinese-born writer's new book follows the convergent fates of two child prodigies in 18th century Europe. Her 2025 memoir, "Things in Nature Merely Grow," won a Pulitzer Prize.

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Review: Blame Mozart: The Romantic Era is no place for child prodigies in Yiyun Li’s new novel

The Chinese-born writer's new book follows the convergent fates of two child prodigies in 18th century Europe. Her 2025 memoir, "Things in Nature Merely Grow," won a Pulitzer Prize.

·El Segundo, United States
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Los Angeles Times broke the news in El Segundo, United States on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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