Simon and Schuster, 252 pp., $23.00
Wilfrid Sheed's In Love with Daylight describes several recent years he spent fighting illness, addiction, and depression, winning through to that strangely elusive condition in which the plain light of day, without being unbearable, is bright enough to keep the heart up.
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