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Elizabeth Alexander’s “Lottery Tickets” in The New Yorker. This is a love story. A tale of loss, but a love story before that, and after that, and always. What to do with that which we cannot fathom? Examine it from every conceivable angle. Study it for signs. Decipher its unique science. Translate.  · In February a small piece went out into the world when The New Yorker published an excerpt titled “Lottery Tickets.” Since then, Alexander has received hundreds of emails, from all types of readers with whom the story deeply resonates. “I believe in the power of the beauty of the everyday, and I think that’s why I make art,” Alexander says. Elizabeth Alexander’s most popular book is The Light of the World. Elizabeth Alexander has 69 books on Goodreads with ratings. Elizabeth Alexander’s most popular book is The Light of the World. Lottery Tickets by. Elizabeth Alexander. avg rating — 3 ratings — published Want to.

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‎ A deeply resonant memoir for anyone who has loved and lost, from acclaimed poet and Pulitzer Prize finalist Elizabeth Alexander. In The Light of the World, Elizabeth Alexander finds herself at an existential crossroads after the sudden death of her husband. A family purchased a $2 million winning lottery ticket while at a rest stop last month, CNN reported. They were on their way home from vacation when they took a bathroom break and bought the tickets. By Elizabeth Alexander. Save this story for later. The story begins on a beautiful April morning when a man wakes exhausted and returns to sleep in his thirteen-year-old son’s trundle bed.