I HAD A Brother Once: Unmasking the Grief of Sibling Loss by

I HAD A Brother Once: Unmasking the Grief of Sibling Loss by Suicide with Adam Mansbach

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In episode 43, New York Times-bestselling author Adam Mansbach talks with us about his new memoir, “I HAD A Brother Once,” which details his grief of losing his brother by suicide a decade ago. As a writer, he struggled for nine years before he was finally able to write about his brother. Although Adam is known for his very successful novels, his new book is written poetry-style with dramatic storytelling about his life.

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