Places in the Bone

"Places in the Bone" is a poignant and lyrical memoir that navigates through themes of loss, survival, and self-discovery across different times and places in the author's life. Through a series of compelling vignettes, Carol Dine explores her personal history, including childhood secrets, illness, and the power of language and art to heal and redefine identity. With wit, courage, and an unwavering spirit, she reflects on the processes of confronting the past and finding renewal amidst adversity.