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    A death in the family inspires two works of art

    by RADHIKA JONES Sep 26, 2016 1 minute
    In Patchett’s new book, an avoidable tragedy changes the fates of two families

    THE PARTY SCENE THAT OPENS Ann Patchett’s new novel unspools like a home movie. A lawyer from the L.A. district attorney’s office, Albert Cousins, crashes the christening celebration of baby Frances, second daughter of L.A. cop

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