I review Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking in this episode. Written after the death of her husband, this book is her personal journey into grief and loss. I reflect on Didion's vivid depiction of mourning, the "Vortex Effect" of unexpected memories, and the poignant reality that grief has no timeline. Discover why Didion's honest narrative is both relatable and comforting, and why this memoir is a must-read for anyone who has faced loss. Don’t miss this heartfelt review—subscribe and share.