‘Grief became my brand’ : Freya Bromley on writing about personal tragedy
Touring her memoir and talking to others helped the author come to terms with her brother’s death, but the book’s success left her feeling guilty. Had she commodified her family’s pain? When my memoir about my life after my brother’s death was published, I was very fortunate that people (…)
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