After spending much of her life feeling that love is ultimately unattainable, journalist Natasha Lunn set out to understand how human relationships work and develop over time. She reached out to writers and experts to learn about their experiences, while also drawing from her own, asking: How do we find love? How do we sustain it? And how do we survive when we lose it?

In "Conversations on Love," she began to find the answers, discussing with:

Philippa Perry about falling in love slowly

Dolly Alderton about being vulnerable

Stephen Grosz about accepting change

Candice Carty-Williams about friendship

Lisa Taddeo about the loneliness of loss

Diana Evans about parenthood

Emily Nagoski about the science of sex

Alain de Botton about the psychology of being alone

Esther Perel about unrealistic expectations

Roxane Gay about redefining romantic relationships

and with many more...

"This book might even change your life." Sunday Times

"A wonderful, multi-layered book." Pandora Sykes

"Conversations on Love is a brilliant tribute to how vulnerable people are and how they connect with each other. It made me laugh, cry, and think deeply. I wish everyone I love would read this book." Dr. Kathryn Mannix