Ask a Necromancer, by Amanda Downum
Oops… Do cremated remains ever get mixed up? The short answer is yes, although hopefully not often. Obviously crematory operators […]
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Liturgy of the Hours, by Soni Brown
My father died on a hot day in the cold season, a heavy day in February. He died on a
Ask a Necromancer, by Amanda Downum
Mortui Vivos Docent This April I attended my first RavenCon, my new local convention (and one of my favorite avian
Self-Chosen Burial Rites of a Bunch of Twenty-Somethings, Eleora Ryan
“So, what do you want to happen to your body when you die?” I had shown up to my girlfriend’s
Ask a Necromancer, by Amanda Downum
Vision and Death Pam writes: I work in aged care and my facility makes a big deal of making sure
Etch A Sketch, by Stephanie French
Every day after school I had to pick up the mail. My family rented one of the bigger mailboxes in
Your Body Conquers Death, by Sophia-Maria Nicolopoulos
There you lie—with a thin tube attached to the side of your neck, an oxygen mask tightly clasped around your
On “Paranormal Chaplaincy,” by Leanna Renee Hieber
A career in telling ghost stories to a live audience has led me to a unique and unexpected calling. I’ve
Ask a Necromancer, by Amanda Downum
Turn and Face the Stranger Once again we reach the long cold dark of the year, a time for changes,
Irrepressible Thoughts of Death and Other #justgirlythings, by Shreejita Majumder
Never judge a movie by its marketing. July 2023 saw the height of the Barbie/Oppenheimer media phenomenon that took over