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Tag Archives: death-positive
The Hardest Thing(s)
I’ve been hard at work editing the essays for Death’s Garden Revisited all month. I think the final book will have 45 essays in it, exploring people’s relationships to cemeteries from every angle. I plan to announce the Table of … Continue reading
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This Morbid Life unleashed
Today is the day! My 15th book, a collection of death-positive essays posing as a memoir, is for sale. You can check the book out for yourself at Amazon: https://amzn.to/3AHBedT The first reader review called This Morbid Life “a comfy old … Continue reading
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The History of This Morbid Life
In less than a week, my 15th book — This Morbid Life — will be out from Automatism Press. It’s had quite a journey to publication, so seeing it in print finally is extra sweet. Early in 2008, I submitted … Continue reading
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This Morbid Life is coming soon!
We’re two weeks away from the release of This Morbid Life, my death-positive memoir celebrating life, death, and all the lovely morbid things in-between. The ebook is now available for pre-order on Amazon. You can pre-order the paperbacks (signed if … Continue reading
