I listen to a lot of National Public Radio. I only have a 15 minute commute between my home and office, and it’s often that or listen to the drivel that passes for morning radio on my way in. This also means, often, that the radio’s already on my local station when I’m off to evening activities, which means now and again, I catch fascinating articles on All Things Considered.
So, on Thursday, on my way to my evening out, I caught an interview with the author of Far From the Tree, a book by Andrew Solomon. Mr. Solomon’s work is mostly an assessment of children and parents, and how children are, sometimes, very different than their parents. Continue reading