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Kristen Martin

'A Living Remedy' tells a story of family, class and a daughter's grief

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When Nicole Chung was growing up in a heavily white town in southern Oregon, she dreamed of escape.

She "felt like an anomaly" as a Korean American adoptee, an experience she explores in her 2018 debut All You Can Ever Know. In that memoir, Chung breaks down the simplistic origin story her white adoptive parents told her about how she came to be theirs, while tracing her search for her birth family.

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