TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月7日 22時00分

Dear Sugar, How can we watch the television adaptation of #TinyBeautifulThings? Love, In Search of Good TV.

In 2010, two years before #Wild made her a household name, @cherylstrayed took over the #DearSugar advice column for the Rumpus. It was a no-pay job answering reader letters in the voice of a woman with a checkered history first dreamed up by the writer Steve Almond, and he was ready to pass the mantle.

For two years as Sugar, Strayed anonymously responded to letters seeking advice on everything from whether to have children to how to overcome jealousy. Instead of offering the practical guidance given by most advice columnists, Strayed treated each missive like an essay, sharing bits of her personal story to make broader points about the beauty and agony of being human.

A collection of those columns, titled “Tiny Beautiful Things,” was published just a few months after “Wild.” In 2016, Nia Vardalos adapted it into a play, and this year, Hulu adaptated it into a series, which is now streaming.

Find all the tiny beautiful things at the link in our bio.

Collage illustration by Katie Kalupson for TIME; Source photos: Strayed (3); Ben Eggers (1); Canva (4)

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