Books by Sally Huband
“Part of the narrative is about Sally’s development of rheumatoid arthritis after a pregnancy, and how that changes her relationship with the natural world. Sally writes about both the landscape of Shetland and her experiences of illness so beautifully. And that aspect of beauty, I think, is really important. So much writing about illness ends up being something quite separate from the rest of our existence.” Read more...
The best books on Chronic Illness
Polly Atkin, Memoirist
Interviews where books by Sally Huband were recommended
The best books on Chronic Illness, recommended by Polly Atkin
Living with a long-term condition or disability is difficult, says Polly Atkin, the author of Some of Us Just Fall. Those affected often feel isolated, misunderstood, or frustrated by their interactions with the medical establishment. But books about chronic illness will remind you that you are not alone; here, she recommends five memoirs that offer insight into the “kingdom of the unwell.”
