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Tell Me Good Things

On Love, Death and Marriage

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Tell Me Good Things

De: James Runcie
Narrado por: Pip Torrens
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Bloomsbury presents Tell Me Good Things by James Runcie, read by Pip Torrens.

‘A tender memoir of the challenges of bereavement ... I closed this book wishing I’d met her – but feeling that I almost had’ Daily Telegraph

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A memoir of a husband's grief, and an unforgettable portrait of a marriage; a profound examination of sorrow, and a great celebration of love – by the Sunday Times-bestselling author James Runcie

James Runcie’s wife Marilyn Imrie died in August 2020. Their thirty-five year marriage had been miraculously happy – until, in the last two years of Marilyn’s life, she descended into the pain and humiliation of motor neurone disease.

In the wake of her death, Runcie stumbled in the dark. How do you make sense of the decline and death of the most alive person you have ever met? And how do you go about building a life worth living in their absence?

In Tell Me Good Things, Runcie tells the story of Marilyn’s illness and death – in all its moments of tragedy, rage, farce and surrealness – while painting a vivid portrait of her life and their marriage: a partnership defined by a shared love of beauty, conviviality and storytelling. And during that first year of loss, he awakens to the strange paradox of grief: that the way to survive Marilyn's death is to understand how very good she was at living.

Tender, funny, profound and deeply true, Tell Me Good Things is an unforgettable story of life before death – and love beyond the grave.

‘A touchingly honest and tender memoir' The Times
‘A wonderful addition to the literature of bereavement’ Sunday Times

©2022 James Runcie (P)2022 Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Desarrollo Personal Duelo y Pérdida Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental Relaciones Matrimonio Divertido

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James Runcie’s love story of his life with his wife and her subsequent death from motor neuron disease is more engrossing than the best written novel. This story is real, and it touches on themes that are (or will be) real in the life of every single person. Nobody is beyond the reach of grief. Munchie’s account of navigating the minefield of grief is beautifully told, without devolving into maudlin sentimentality or hollow prescriptions for “recovery.” This book is a must for anyone who will some day, sooner or later, say goodbye forever to a loved one.

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