The Stories We Tell Ourselves About Grief & Memory | John Infortunio
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves About Grief & Memory | John Infortunio
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How do memory, love, and family shape the stories we tell ourselves? 📚
In this episode of Bibliophile Breakdown, I’m joined by author John Infortunio to discuss his novels Today Was Tomorrow and Destroyed by the Events of the Day.
John shares insights into his writing journey and the themes woven throughout his work, including memory, love, family secrets, and the ways the past continues to influence the present.
We talk about storytelling, the passage of time, human connection, and what it means to create characters and narratives that explore the complicated moments that define our lives.
Whether you’re drawn to literary fiction, emotional family stories, or books that make you reflect long after the final page, this conversation is for you.
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