Official Review: The Stages of Rot by Eden Tijerina
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Re: Official Review: The Stages of Rot by Eden Tijerina
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The stages are based on this author's personal journey, not on psychology.Kanda_theGreat wrote: ↑18 Jul 2020, 22:41 I thought there were only 5 stages of grief, based on my psychological classes; I wonder what the other three are.
Thank you for the review.
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And your review is beautiful.
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Thank you, it was a hard one to write.AnnOgochukwu wrote: ↑21 Jul 2020, 17:42 Wow. This book is one like no other. And the author's technique of applying words and photos, drive the intended message home faster. I'd love to read this collection of poems.
And your review is beautiful.
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I agree with you.It seems interesting. Good review.gabrielletiemi wrote: ↑17 Jul 2020, 05:14 This book sounds very profound and emotional. It makes such an interesting approach to the theme of grief. Thanks for the great review!
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Aww. I can imagine.CatInTheHat wrote: ↑22 Jul 2020, 10:36Thank you, it was a hard one to write.AnnOgochukwu wrote: ↑21 Jul 2020, 17:42 Wow. This book is one like no other. And the author's technique of applying words and photos, drive the intended message home faster. I'd love to read this collection of poems.
And your review is beautiful.
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Sounds inviting. Good review.The combination of prose and photography demonstrates the process of grief in ways I haven’t seen elsewhere
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Anyway, losing your other half ESPECIALLY if its your TOTGA (The One That Got Away) is really awful. I have two friends who experienced the same thing as the author. It takes courage and deep understanding to write a book based on your own grief. Hugs for you, author!
Gelli xoxo
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This author's work must've demanded a great deal of her and it is beautiful that she has found a way to let it out and heal.