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Living of Natural Causes
By: Kadzi Mutizwa
Narrated by: Karen Bradford
Length: 4 hrs and 21 mins

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Summary

Who says a coming-of-age saga can’t extend well into your 30s? In these 12 humor-laced personal essays, Kadzi Mutizwa (a Midwestern New Yorker) reflects on her trajectory as a high(ish)-functioning outlier. Themes taken up include mounting self-awareness, facing your foibles and failures, not giving up while becoming more measured about giving in, sucking at yoga, and gradually rising into your full authenticity. All this from a woman who, among other things, refuses to wear makeup. Living of Natural Causes is about recognizing how complex each of us are and should be.