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Sinclair Lewis wrote a novel that was, in the end, really about suicide and
how selfish it is.  It was a very powerful book. I don't remember it's name
(perhaps someone here does). The main character was a grocer who in the end
walks into the town lake and slits his wrists.  The message not to do it
stays with you;  I think it may have helped me snap out of it quickly 3
years ago.  Sorry I can' remember its name, but I don't think he wrote all
that many books.

Bruce Anderson