Annie Lord is Vogue's dating columnist. Other publications that feature her work include VICE, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, New Statesman, i-D, The Guardian, The Quietus and Dazed.
It's good, all of this - nearly everyone knows the specific,
towering grief of being walked out on by the person whose limbs
they woke up tangled in in the morning, but few write about it so
directly, so unblinkingly.
*The Times*
A book on love and loss to get the emotions (read: tears) flowing.
One of this summer's most anticipated books
*Bustle*
She writes about intimacy in a way that's relatable, poetic and
makes you think that maybe your own heartbreaks are really as
quietly earth-shattering as you thought they were... It's a
sparkling and deliciously indulgent read which gets right into your
chest and stays with you afterwards. It's someone else's story, but
it will make you think about your own.
*VICE*
The book is cleverly structured and written with unflinching
honesty
*THE IRISH TIMES*
Annie Lord's unhinged but unflinchingly honest memoir delivers up
some relatable introspection when it comes to love and loss, ripe
for exploring one of the most universal experiences in humanity
*REFINERY29*
A deep meditation on the anguish of a modern heartbreak, where
Lord's unique writing helps the emotions fly
*The Candid Bookclub, The Guardian*
Annie Lord released her debut book in 2022 and, if you've ever been
through a breakup, it's sure to get you in your feels. This release
charts the ups and downs of a long-term relationship and explores
the ways it slowly began to come apart - all with a precise,
unsparing eye.
*COSMOPOLITAN*
An unflinching and raw exploration of a relationship and its
ending, taking in all the joy, pain and messiness of being in
love
*SHEERLUXE*
Your perception of love, life and starting afresh will be altered
for the better
*The I Paper*
It's painful, cathartic and beautifully written - The Best Books of
2022
*TIME OUT*
Vogue dating columnist Annie Lord's debut, Notes on Heartbreak, is
a visceral yet funny recollection of the breakdown of her
five-year-relationship, told in her distinctive, lyrical style . .
. It's difficult to write about experiences as complex as love and
heartbreak without sounding either cheesy or melodramatic, but
somehow, Lord nails it. Anyone who's ever been unceremoniously
dumped will find themselves furiously underlining the book's most
resonant passages
*The Best Books of 2022 - DAZED*
Raw and beautifully tender
*Suitcase Magazine*
Annie Lord's visceral exploration of love and heartbreak will
resonate with us all.
*STYLIST*
The debut book from Vogue's dating columnist is heartbreaking,
touching, funny - and one to be shared around all your friends who
despair about modern dating, whether they're recovering from
heartbreak or not
*GRAZIA*
Notes On Heartbreak is a seamless transition from columns to books
for Annie Lord, who maintains her magnetic writing style over a
longer form . . . Watch out for people crying, laughing and
reciting passages to friends and family, as they cling to this
book
*THE HERALD*
It is an unflinchingly honest reminder of the simultaneous joy and
pain of being in love that will resonate with anyone that has ever
nursed a broken heart
*RTE Online*
Free of pretence and painfully relatable for anyone who has ever
dealt with heartbreak, this cathartic retelling acts as a reminder
of the dichotomies of love - the euphoric highs and crushing lows -
and its beautiful, messy realities
*Luxury London*
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