DIANE REHM hosted The Diane Rehm Show on WAMU 88.5 FM in Washington, D.C.-distributed by NPR-from 1979 to 2016, when it had a weekly listening audience of two and a half million. She lives in Washington, D.C.
“Clear, moving and completely honest. . . . Diane Rehm has again
found her voice, and, as she has always done, she speaks
passionately and courageously about issues that concern us all.”
—The Washington Post
“Rehm doesn’t have all the answers, nor does she pretend to. What
she does have, as always, is a flurry of important questions,
perfectly considered and potently posed.” —USA Today
“Poignant.”—The Miami Herald
“A plainspoken . . . passionate account . . . of [Rehm’s] journey
through the first year of widowhood…. Eschewing self-help clichés …
Rehm offers a meticulous narrative of her personal struggle to come
to terms with a profound loss.” —BookPage
“Will invite comparisons to Joan Didion’s own memoir of loss, The
Year of Magical Thinking.” —The Guardian (London)
“[A] clearheaded yet emotional call for national right-to-die
laws.” —The Washington City Paper
“Rehm writes eloquently about the changing landscape of grief, not
only her own sorrow but that of friends.” —The Kansas City Star
“Brave and uplifting.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Walks readers through the most recent year of [Rehm’s] life,
struggling with living alone and figuring out a new identity.”
—Philadelphia Inquirer
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