Unveiling Heartbreak and Hope: Elizabeth Gilbert’s Journey ‘All the Way to the River’ Redefines Love and Liberation
Reviewed by Kristy Wessel
All the Way to the River: Love, Loss, and Liberation (Riverhead Books, September 2025) is a raw, vulnerable memoir that dives deep into Elizabeth Gilbert’s personal reckoning with addiction, grief, and spiritual transformation. Known for Eat, Pray, Love, Gilbert returns not in a phase of expansion or joy — but in collapse. The book reads more like a private journal than a traditional memoir: unpolished, nonlinear, and intensely personal. At times it’s almost too raw to bear, but that’s also what makes it so powerful.
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