A meditation on grief, loneliness, and redemption that never feels in danger of being pat or mawkish. Also made me feel sad and nostalgic for a time when our lives werenβt inundated with screens.
Beautiful prose, emotional study of the human condition and the navigation of life after grief. Also a very interesting perspective into sibling relationships from childhood into adulthood and the unique ways grief interferes with each of their future experiences and perspectives.
