Shaping The Story Of Grief With Diane Zinna

Diane Zinna became an adult orphan at 23 after losing her father at 15 and her mom during her master's program. Each time she sat down to write, themes of grief and loss filled the page. Diane's new novel, The All-Night Sun, tells the story of a grieving teacher whose losses follow her to a Midsommar’s Eve celebration, where things turn dark. We’re talking about how we decide when to share our grief stories with others, and how common it is for our grief stories to be disjointed and non-linear.