We should bring it back (the art of dying, not the plague), but we are still timorous when talking about death in the abstract. Occasionally someone breaks ranks – most recently Chris Hoy, that ...

This art of dying fell out of favor about a century ago when the Roaring Twenties promised new life and luxury. The discovery of penicillin in 1928 suggested that death might be thwarted ...

A video reading of the poem, titled "Love Letter From the Afterlife" went viral after Gibson's passing was announced -- with ...

Several months ago, the fourth-floor visitation room at Frank E. Campbell – The Funeral Chapel, was filled with 40-plus seated people, many of whom were dressed in black. Colorful flowers in … ...

Dying for Sex follows Kochan’s real-life journey of being diagnosed with terminal cancer, leaving her husband to rediscover herself, and exploring her sexuality. Kochan passed away in 2019. Her best ...

Jenny Slate, Sissy Spacek and Michelle Williams in “Dying for Sex” (FX) Speaking of Episode 5, that was a pivotal moment for Molly and her mother, Gail, where they finally acknowledged past ...

Dying happy isn’t just a gift to yourself—it’s a legacy of love, meaning, and healing for the ones you leave behind. ... Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 71(2), 113–133.

To love a dying art, despite. Stanford Campus centering Hoover Tower. (Photo: CRYSTAL CHEN/The Stanford Daily) By Emi Sakamoto. April 13, 2025, 11:21 p.m. I’ve long been fascinated by writers.

THE ART OF DYING: Writings, 2019-2022, by Peter Schjeldahl One day in 2019 the art critic Peter Schjeldahl was rushing to catch a bus. He leaped over a chunk of broken asphalt, caught a toe and fell.

She said end-of-life doulas are more common now than ever before, an "expression of how our culture is coming to terms with death and dying" in a post-pandemic world.