This work by Joan Didion has been recommended to me to help understand and deal with the grief of losing my own wife, which I sure need help with more than ever. I've heard this book was also made into a one-woman Broadway play. Has anyone read the book and/or seen the show? I'd be interested in your thoughts.
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_The Year of Magical Thinking_
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