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Sep 11, 2022
Join internationally bestselling author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie with CNN’s Zain Asher and NYT’s Elisabeth Egan for a conversation about resilience, family, and their acclaimed new memoirs — Adichie’s Notes on Grief and Asher’s Where the Children Take Us. Each telling the riveting and heartbreaking stories of losing their fathers, Adichie and Asher’s new books are nonetheless stories about hope — how the collective grief of the Covid era helped Adichie make sense of her own, how Asher’s mother saved her family from being engulfed in despair, and how their shared Nigerian heritage gave each of them a sense of grounding and stability in tradition. Hear them discuss what they’ve learned from their fathers' lives, how writing and literature have shaped their identities, the incalculable influence of motherhood, overcoming tragedy, and much more.
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