Andrew Solomon defies conventional wisdom in “Far From the Tree”
NEW YORK (Reuters) – In his latest book “Far From the Tree,” National Book Award winner Andrew Solomon turns the conventional wisdom that children are composites of their parents on its head, but says that is not a bad thing. In the 700-page tome that explores the lives of families with children with conditions ranging from autism to deafness, Solomon says having a child is an act of production rather than reproduction that “abruptly catapults us into a permanent relationship with a stranger. . . .
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