The co-founders of Modern Loss have taken the plunge and transitioned from an online community to a printed book, one that is wise and funny and seeks to change the dialogue around the messy experience of grief.
“It all started with the trees,” Fuel Coffeeshop co-owner Robin Curletti says, half joking, of the veritable downtown shuffle that was heralded by the controversial removal of the 35-year-old Bradford pear trees lining Main Street.
At the Ramsdell Library on Sunday Joey Chernila, host of No. Six Depot Roastery and Cafe’s Inkless storytelling series, will lead a workshop on storytelling basics.
