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The Deaths—and Lives—of Two Sons

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Yiyun Li, the author of “The Book of Goose,” “Wednesday’s Child,” and “Things in Nature Merely Grow,” reflects on the suicide of her younger son, six years after the suicide of her older son.

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The Deaths—and Lives—of Two Sons

Yiyun Li, the author of “The Book of Goose,” “Wednesday’s Child,” and “Things in Nature Merely Grow,” reflects on the suicide of her younger son, six years after the suicide of her older son.

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