“In a striking shift of form, Jennifer Nash’s Memory Care offers a stirring and often moving exploration of contemporary experiences of grief and loss through a series of richly drawn personal essays. It is a portrait of grief that is both ordinary and extraordinary. Nash invites us to consider the intimate contours of loss as they shape several layers of connection: intimate, familial, historical, social, and even human.”—Mecca Jamilah Sullivan, author of Big Girl
