Intervals

In Intervals, Marianne Brooker reflects on her mother’s journey with multiple sclerosis, exploring themes of autonomy, care, and mortality through a nuanced blend of memoir, philosophy, and activism. The book considers the complexities of making end-of-life decisions and the societal structures surrounding care, raising thought-provoking questions about choice and interdependence. Blending personal memories with broader social issues, Brooker invites readers to imagine different possibilities for care and dying.