“Her writing style is taut, crisp and, in places, overpoweringly beautiful. Inglis is able to convey words of wisdom and deep emotion at the same time...”
We may as well meet life’s surprises with as much sass and heart as we can muster.
The Times Literary Supplement called Notes for the Everlost: A Field Guide to Grief (2018) “…a delicate, playful handbook for people who feel they might disappear into grief forever…”. It won the Evelyn Richardson Award for non-fiction, a heart-filled turn after adventure novels and picture books for kids.
It all lines up. Hooliganism and friendship, exquisite beauty, explosive mess. Losses and gains.
