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Grief Becomes a Public Story: Frum and Crittenden Tell Miranda’s Life

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Source: The Washington Post
Grief Becomes a Public Story: Frum and Crittenden Tell Miranda’s Life
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Washington Post journalist David Frum and writer Danielle Crittenden processed the sudden death of their 32-year-old daughter Miranda by telling her story in an essay and in a forthcoming memoir, turning personal tragedy into a public conversation.

Topics:technology#essay#grief#journalism#memoir#miranda#style
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  1. He wrote about their daughter’s sudden death. Then his wife did the same.  The Washington Post
  2. My Daughter Died at 32. My Devices Won’t Let Me Rest.  WSJ
  3. Op-Ed: A Mom Is Haunted by Her Daughter's Digital 'Ghost'  Newser

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