BY LOGAN LEE LAMSON

Losing Linda Mae cinematically recounts author Logan Lee Lamson’s experience as a primary caregiver for his mother during the last seven months of her treatment for brain cancer, and subsequently, her life. Logan was in his mid-twenties at the time.

The memoir unfolds via short, chronologically arranged moments written from a first-person perspective and in present tense, meaning it reads more like a novel. Deeply felt, unsparing, and surprisingly funny, Losing Linda Mae is for anyone who wants to understand the day-to-day experience of being a caregiver or who seeks to have their own caregiving experiences honored and validated.