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Joam Didion’s Autobiography
The Year of Magical Thinking
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One of America’s most iconic writers, including writing for Vogue, novels and non-fiction books, she turned her pen towards grief in the year following the death of her husband, John Dunne. In the days before Christmas, 2003, the pair watched as their adopted daughter, Quintana, fell ill with what seemed like the ‘flu. But, it soon turned from pneumonia to septic shock and she was placed on life support in an induced coma.
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“Life changes in the instant,” she writes. “The ordinary instant.”
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And then, the night before New Year’s Eve, Dunne suffers a fatal heart attack and Didion’s world is changed forever.
While their daughter did pull through, a short time later, a slip resulted in a brain bleed. The Year Of Magical Thinking is Didion’s way of clawing through the grief and trying to make sense of all that has happened to her. A powerful insight into mourning, it has been criticized for its lack of raw emotion, but it doesn’t make it any less rewarding of a book.
Joan Didion
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