There's something melancholic about both of them for me both of them kind of have both sides of the coin yeah within them. The light and the shade in another part of the book you talk about beauty and terror how they have to co-exist. I think that's what jazz does for me as well because there's something erratic and brilliant and creative but there's also something slow and thoughtful.
This week on the Penguin Podcast, Isy Suttie talks to author and psychoanalytic psychotherapist, Maxine Mei-Fung Chung. Maxine joins us to discuss her latest book, What Women Want, an intimate examination of female desire.
The two also discuss the importance of making time for yourself, the impulse to keep busy for fear we may break down, why many of our coping mechanisms are developed in childhood, and why eye contact is essential when sharing intimate information.
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