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The most surprising thing about Julie Orringer’s third novel, “Luna, Phoenix, Queen,” isn’t that it features a talking dog, a girl who identifies as a deer or a memory care facility that sounds like a genuinely fun place to hang out. The most surprising thing is that Orringer started writing about Dava, a literature professor who has early onset Alzheimer’s, before learning that her husband and fellow author Ryan Harty, 61, had the disease himself.
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