Conversations on Love
Natasha Lunn interviews writers and thinkers about what love taught them
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Conversations on Love grew out of Natasha Lunn's project, and later book, of interviewing writers and thinkers about what love has actually taught them, not the greeting card version but the complicated kind involving grief, friendship, and self-doubt. Her subjects have included novelists, therapists, and poets, each pushed past the easy answer.
Because it only lands monthly, each issue tends to be a substantial, considered read rather than a quick hit, closer to a magazine profile than a typical newsletter. It rewards readers who want to slow down and sit with someone else's honest answer to a question they've probably asked themselves.
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