"A Comedian's Valediction Forbidding Mourning" is the wonderful Larry Lefkowitz's reminder t Read more ISBNįinding Calmwater: The Story of One Man's Marriage and Divorce (Trade Paperback / Paperback) "Mudpaws and the Tall Thing" Frances Rowat is a touching story reminiscent of the work Mike Resnick that sees the worlds end from the perspective of a lovely dog. "For What is a Man" is David Foster's quest for an answer to the question with no real unswer. And "Gallows Humor?" Michael Mansaray takes a unique look at the inevitability of death that must be read to appreciate.
In "Spoons", Jay Wilburn dips into a well of thought and sensitivity as he makes death into a gentle journey that is not taken alone. In "Rule 49" (perhaps my favorite) has Maureen McGuirk looking at death as a real entity and shows us their many faces. In "Instructions for My Executors" Clare Marsh treats us with a poetic look at death and what the family should do. In "The Miracle Man" Jim Wright gives another chilling look into the world he created for the Best Selling Alternative Apocalypse. Anderson, one of the great up and comers writing about how to make death more real.
So Death, be warned: We're Coming for You! And we're doing it with these great stories: In "The Bodies We Carry" K.G.
Nah, I decided to invite the B Cubed family on board to talk about it and maybe have a laugh at Death's expense. So I resolved to change my life, be a nicer person, give up cheese products and. I believe it was her fault (oh hell yes, death is a woman) that I found myself being carried out of the house with a couple of pulmonary embolisms and realizing that most people who were in my condition met the grim reaper. The answer came, in a callout to Steven Colbert: we opted for Deathiness. We were sick of death coming in and taking friends and family, giving no regard for us except. We tend to like to avoid the concept of death, but it keeps finding us. Alternative Deathiness (Trade Paperback / Paperback)Įdited by Radford, Phyllis Irene By Anderson, K.
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