Carla Fernandez

Renegade Grief
A book exploring modern perspectives on grief and healing
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Julianna StricklandFirst to rec“I've heard this is phenomenal.”
jennifer“Carla Fernandez has put pen, heart, and spirit to paper in ways our culture and society have long avoided, vastly ignored, and absolutely missed out on experiencing with humanity, moxie, and grace. Renegade Grief is a masterclass into one of the most precious and prescient portals for presence and truth—offering gifts in service of survival, memory, healing, and truest transcendence. Fernandez is a scholar's teacher, a guide's witnesser, and found-family matriarch of the highest order.”
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