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This episode explores the profound, often unacknowledged, human experience of severe illness, challenging the tidy narratives society constructs around sickness and survival.
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“This episode explores the profound, often unacknowledged, human experience of severe illness, challenging the tidy narratives society constructs around sickness and survival.”
— Anne Boyer, The Undying
Illness, Societal Narratives, Human Experience
If you've ever felt the pressure to perform resilience in the face of hardship, or questioned the stories we tell about suffering, this will resonate, and this will help you see what to do next.
Anne Boyer, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and essayist, brings a searing intellect and lived experience to her examination of illness, dissecting its personal and political dimensions with unflinching honesty.