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What Can 50,000 People Tell Us About Love?

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As editor of The New York Times’ popular “Modern Love” column, Daniel Jones has sorted through about 50,000 essays that wrestle with, celebrate, despair over and question love. In his book “Love Illuminated,” Jones distills the collected wisdom from those submissions to explore what he sees as the 10 phases of human relationships, from “pursuit” to “wisdom.”

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Daniel Jones, author of "Love Illuminated: Exploring Life's Most Mystifying Subject (with the Help of 50,000 Strangers)" and editor of The New York Times' Modern Love column

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