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The Anatomy of Grief in “Garden of Earthly Bodies” – Chicago Review of Books

The Anatomy of Grief in “Garden of Earthly Bodies” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsJune 13, 2022 by Ian J. Battaglia
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Grief wracks us in many ways. Of course, much is made of the mental and emotional toll of grief, as well-wishers encourage those suffering to … Read More

Coping with Grief and Reconnecting with Identity in “She Is Haunted” – Chicago Review of Books

Coping with Grief and Reconnecting with Identity in “She Is Haunted” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsMay 27, 2022 by Samantha Loree
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Paige Clark’s debut short story collection, She Is Haunted, considers how we handle loss in the modern world. Whether due to a casual fling mistaken … Read More

Moving through Grief in “The Child Who” – Chicago Review of Books

Moving through Grief in “The Child Who” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsMay 20, 2022 by elepercq
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A child walks into an abandoned house in the woods along with a dog no one else can see. He sits down at the wooden … Read More

Moving through Grief in “The Child Who” – Chicago Review of Books

Moving through Grief in “The Child Who” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsMay 18, 2022 by elepercq
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A child walks into an abandoned house in the woods along with a dog no one else can see. He sits down at the wooden … Read More

The Shape of Grief in “We Do What We Do In The Dark” – Chicago Review of Books

The Shape of Grief in “We Do What We Do In The Dark” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsMay 5, 2022 by Rachel León
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Narrative structure impacts when we take in information, and how we read a story. Doubtful Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go would have the same … Read More

Portrait of the Artist Transforming Grief in “Time Is a Mother” – Chicago Review of Books

Portrait of the Artist Transforming Grief in “Time Is a Mother” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsApril 11, 2022 by Mandana Chaffa
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Like many, I’ve been eagerly anticipating Ocean Vuong’s Time Is a Mother, his second collection of poems following the success of Night Sky with Exit … Read More

Meditations on Collective Guilt, Culpability, and the Natural World in “The Impossible Resurrection of Grief” – Chicago Review of Books

Meditations on Collective Guilt, Culpability, and the Natural World in “The Impossible Resurrection of Grief” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsMay 20, 2021 by Alexander Pyles
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The world is dying and it is all humanity’s fault—an on the nose observation, but one that encapsulates Octavia Cade’s novella, The Impossible Resurrection of … Read More

Quiet Grief and Great, Wild Places in “Unsolaced” – Chicago Review of Books

Quiet Grief and Great, Wild Places in “Unsolaced” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsJanuary 9, 2021 by Megin Jimenez
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“Home has no walls, no ceiling, nor is its purpose to protect.” So declares Gretel Ehrlich about the moment she identified Wyoming as home in … Read More

Cheryl Boyce-Taylor on Grief, Courage, and Building Community – Chicago Review of Books

Cheryl Boyce-Taylor on Grief, Courage, and Building Community – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsJanuary 5, 2021 by Sara Batkie
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Many times in the past tumultuous year, during moments of sadness and isolation, I comforted myself with James Baldwin’s oft-shared quote, “You think your pain … Read More

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