Since releasing her beautifully wrought novel What We Lose, Zinzi Clemmons has earned a chorus of praise from the likes of Harper’s Bazaar, Esquire and Vogue, which hailed it as 2017’s debut novel of the year. It tells the story of a young woman dealing with the loss of a parent while coming to terms with issues of race, sex and love. Glory Edim speaks with an exciting new talent about her loosely autobiographical exorcism of grief.

SWF podcasts are also available on iTunes and Spotify.

Since releasing her beautifully wrought novel&nbsp;What We Lose, Zinzi Clemmons has earned a chorus of praise from the likes of&nbsp;Harper&rsquo;s Bazaar,&nbsp;Esquire&nbsp;and&nbsp;Vogue, which hailed it as 2017&rsquo;s debut novel of the year. It tells the story of a young woman dealing with the loss of a parent while coming to terms with issues of race, sex and love. Glory Edim speaks with an exciting new talent about her loosely autobiographical exorcism of grief.
SWF podcasts are also available on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/sydney-writers-festival/id985898011?mt=2">iTunes</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://spoti.fi/2Qys9Rc">Spotify</a>.

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