Signs: The Secret Language of the Universe by psychic medium Laura Lynne Jackson steps into the aching space between grief and meaning, offering a framework for understanding the strange “signs” … Read more
Grief leaves you feeling like the world has been unplugged mid-sentence; Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical Thinking shows how to plug language back in long enough to keep breathing. … Read more
I picked up Cheryl Strayed’s Wild for a trail story and found a survival manual for grief and agency. Because beneath the boot leather and blisters is a question I’ve … Read more
If grief, caregiving, and “loving someone who’s not okay” have ever bent your life out of shape, All the Way to the River: Love, Loss, and Liberation shows you how … Read more
Grief scrambles memory and meaning; love promises to reorder both. Remain solves a pain almost everyone knows: how to live through loss without letting go of the one you lost. … Read more
Spare by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, is more than a royal memoir; it’s a meticulous reckoning with grief, identity, love, the press, and the cost of duty. If you’ve … Read more
We grow up believing creativity and love are quests with fixed endpoints, but Tomorrow and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow shows how making—and remaking—games, art, and selves is really an infinite respawn. … Read more