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"Jon is a talented writer who
...You'll want to go around again
once you've finished his
story"
of his life...
- Lily Tomlin, Actress and Comedian
How astounding to read a book that
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-V (Eve Ensler), Author of The Vagina Monologues
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"Jon Imparato is a brave, talented and expressive writer. The Good Inside the Grief is a poignant, hilarious memoir, filled with: breathless, kaleidoscopic surprises; soul pain braided with limitless love and a unique humor. This is an not to be missed."
-Cynthia Bond, Author of Ruby (Oprah's Book Club)
"Jon is a new emerging writer with a unique voice. There is humor, pathos and a in his writing. I can't wait to see what other stories he has to tell"
-Jane Wagner, writer of The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe
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- Alexandra Billings Actor/Writer/ Activist
"Jon writes like the sunrise; with power and grace and chaotic joy. He is a master story teller and a holder of the human heart. His stories weave life affirming love and hope into what is possible for all of us: to stop and give thanks for what is in front of us. And because he can weave truth into narrative, we are left looking at ourselves differently, and his writing makes us beautifully and graciously thankful for that.”
“After nurturing the careers of storytellers like myself, Jon is finally sharing his own stories, and what rich, evocative and poignant stories they are! I loved everyone of these resonant and honest recollections and they stayed with me after reading them."
- Coco Peru Drag Icon
“Jon’s gift, isn’t just his undeniably beautiful ability to use the English language in a way that makes you feel like you’re not just reading a story but living it with him. No, Jon’s gift to us is the way he captures the vulnerability and risk required to create human connection and how it is in those moments in which we see ourselves in each other, that we truly understand what it means to be alive and what this life is for - to love.”
- Wilson Cruz Actor/ Activist
"Jon Imparato’s storytelling breaks and mends our hearts with grace and humor."
- Rose Marcario Former CEO of Patagonia
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