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In her new memoir "Grief Is for People," Sloane Crosley delves into the profound impact of losing a beloved friend and mentor, Russell Perreault, while also grappling with the theft of her grandmother's jewelry. Divided into sections mirroring the stages of grief, Crosley reflects on missed signs and unanswered questions, seeking to understand and hold onto the memory of Perreault while navigating life without him.
Sloane Crosley's new book "Grief Is for People" delves into the pain of losing her best friend to suicide in 2019, offering a poignant meditation on grief and loss. The book also provides an insider's look at the role of publicists in publishing, as well as Crosley's personal experiences with her late friend, Russell Perreault. Through her witty and moving prose, Crosley navigates the stages of grief and finds solace in literature, creating a noteworthy addition to the literature of grief.
Sloane Crosley, author of the novel Cult Classic, has written a memoir titled Grief is for People, which explores the unique grief experienced when losing a friend. The book delves into Crosley's personal experience of losing her best friend to suicide and the simultaneous robbery of her inherited jewelry, offering a candid and relatable portrayal of grief and loss. Crosley's memoir aims to fill the void in literature on how to grieve for a friend, providing a raw and unvarnished account of her struggle to process the loss and move forward.