As the date for the launch approaches,  Lynn Farley-Rose shares a quote from her book, The Interview Chain, with some thoughts about themes and topics raised in the book.

Today:

There’s an ever-present tension between the seen and the unseen and the lives of our fellow travellers may in reality prove to be anything but ordinary.”

 

Sonder: the realisation that each random passerby has a life that’s as vivid and complex as our own.

The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows

It started with a casual conversation on a boat in London and then the Interview Chain was off, gathering stories and making connections. All vivid, all complex, all anything but ordinary…

The Interview Chain will be published 30th June;

available for pre-order www.hhousebooks.com/books/the-interview-chain/

It was while she was working on her PhD in developmental psychology that Lynn became fascinated by what people do to cope when things gets tough. Her first book, 31 Treats And A Marriage, was a personal account of reconnecting with life after years as a wife and mother, when everything was overturned by unforeseen calamities. This led her to wonder about other people’s stories, particularly on the question of where people find strength and inspiration. In writing The Interview Chain she talked to many remarkable people, each of whom had wise words to share about the human world—about things that help to make it a kinder and more connected place.