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Tag Archives: personal essays
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
The Cover of This Morbid Life
I met Lynne Hansen at one of the World Horror Conventions so long ago now that I can’t tell you which one. I got to know her at the World Horror in Atlanta, when we spent one evening talking about … Continue reading
Morbid Curiosity Cures the Blues
My first big book sale came in 2008, when Scribner bought a collection of essays I’d culled from my Morbid Curiosity magazine. Morbid Curiosity collected true first-person confessions from people around the world, talking about the crazy stuff they had survived. It … Continue reading
Death’s Garden Revisited
So I’m going to start wrapping up the series of guest posts on my cemetery blog. Want to tell me about the graveyard that changed your life? Now is your chance. Here’s the call for submissions: Twenty years ago, I was given … Continue reading