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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Control-Lock Delete. This is the podcast that talks

about creativity, our relationship with the internet and stories about being human.

So today's guest is Kathy Rensen Brink. She's a brilliant author, born in Cornwall, grew up in Yorkshire,

and she now lives in London where she works as a writer and a journalist.

She is the author of the Sunday Times best-selling memoir The Last Act of Love, which was shortlisted for the

welcome book prize last year and one of my personal favorite

memoirs of last year. It tells the story of Kathy and her family coming to terms with a horrific accident

involving her younger brother Matti and the heartbreaking aftermath of what happened.

It deals with grief, heartbreak, family and the human experience of dealing with something

awful that changes your life forever.

Her second book is out now, it's called A Manual for Heartache. It's taking her

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