In 2010, Strayed took over the "Dear Sugar" advice column for The Rumpus literary magazine from writer Steve Almond. It also goes back in time to pivotal moments in her past. The show explores Clare's relationship with her husband (Quentin Plair) and daughter, Rae (Tanzyn Crawford). The plot of Hulu's Tiny Beautiful Thing s adaptation follows protagonist Clare, as she takes over an advice column just as her own life is falling apart.
She also wrote a massively popular advice column for The Rumpus titled "Dear Sugar" in the early 2010s-and that became the source material for the book Tiny Beautiful Things, which is a collection of Cheryl's choice columns, most of them bearing the more complex challenges she's had to help solve. The author wrote the bestselling memoir Wild, which was later adapted into a Reese Witherspoon movie in 2014. If you don't already know Cheryl Strayed by name, you probably recognize her writing. The show, which was developed by Reese Witherspoon's production company Hello Sunshine, as well as executive produced by Laura Dern, actually somewhat details the life and work of writer Cheryl Strayed. But the origins of the series go a lot further. You may know Tiny Beautiful Things as the new Kathryn Hahn series on Hulu (which BTW, premieres tomorrow).
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