A Book of Conversations on Love

After years of feeling that love was an elusive goal, journalist Natasha resolved to understand relationships and how they change over a lifetime. She turned to writers, artists, philosophers, and ordinary people, engaging in intimate, frank—and sometimes uncomfortable—conversations with them to learn about their experiences with love. From romantic relationships to parenthood, sibling bonds, friendships, and self-love. She asked the following questions: How do we find love? How do we keep it? And how can we survive if we lose it? To present a book that serves as a comfort, a beacon, a call to arms, and a tool for change.

The true love stories in this book will leave an indelible mark, while the wisdom of its protagonists will change the way you think about your relationships. Most importantly, "Conversations on Love" will remind you of what love means: fragile and resilient, ordinary and beautiful, and always worth fighting for.

In the book, you will find conversations with: Alain de Botton, Philippa Perry, Dolly Alderton, Roxane Gay, and many others.