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When Words Are Not Enough asks how we deal with the silence that often surrounds grief, and how painful feelings can be expressed when words fail. It is a personal reflection on loss, and on the creative responses that can help people live with it.
Jane Harris, a psychotherapist and bereavement specialist, and Jimmy Edmonds, a photographer and documentary film editor, write from the death of their son Josh in 2011. They founded The Good Grief Project, a UK charity for bereaved families, and the book also tells the stories of 13 other bereaved people. Paperback, 182 x 256 mm.
Boxes for reflection run through the book for readers working through a loss of their own. Annalisa Barbieri wrote in The Guardian: “I have not read a better book on grief.”
When Words Are Not Enough asks how we deal with the silence that often surrounds grief, and how painful feelings can be expressed when words fail. It is a personal reflection on loss, and on the creative responses that can help people live with it.
Jane Harris, a psychotherapist and bereavement specialist, and Jimmy Edmonds, a photographer and documentary film editor, write from the death of their son Josh in 2011. They founded The Good Grief Project, a UK charity for bereaved families, and the book also tells the stories of 13 other bereaved people. Paperback, 182 x 256 mm.
Boxes for reflection run through the book for readers working through a loss of their own. Annalisa Barbieri wrote in The Guardian: “I have not read a better book on grief.”
Katy Bevan publishes books about making from Stroud: on darning and mending, rag rugs, stitched social history and an artist blacksmith who changed his craft. Every title is printed in the UK in a small run, on recycled or FSC-certified paper, with no plastic on the cover.
