Joe Cinque's Consolation

Her careful attention to the nuances of grief and the legal process adds depth. I'm curious about what motivated her to explore this tragic case so intimately.

The book sheds light on how the law handles grief and tragedy, but it also raised questions about justice. How did others feel about the way the case was presented?

Garner's writing feels both honest and respectful, but I wonder what her process was for deciding what to include or omit.