death Do cruise ships have morgues? David Pescovitz

books "Where do they go?" is an accessible and tender children's book about death Elías Villoro

Weird There is a gift shop of macabre goodies inside of the Los Angeles coroner's office Popkin

death Human remains can legally now be used as compost in California David Pescovitz

death Human burials in the sky count on assistance from vultures David Pescovitz

death Go out with a bang using this handheld cremation cannon David Pescovitz

death Woman thought dead bangs on inside of coffin during funeral David Pescovitz

war "Souls," heartbreaking Ukrainian animation about innocents murdered in the Russian invasion Gareth Branwyn

neuroscience Dying person's brain scan suggests possibility that life really does flash before your eyes before death David Pescovitz

death Woman found dead, sitting in a chair in her living room, two years after she passed David Pescovitz

psychology It's possible to "think" yourself to death David Pescovitz

death Afterlife is a short film that imagines life after death Popkin

Science Watch the death of a single-celled organism Devin Nealy

death High-tech assisted suicide pod may be legal in Switzerland as soon as next year Thom Dunn

death It is possible to overcome anxiety around death Devin Nealy

COVID-19 If you're not vaccinated against COVID-19, Euthanasia Association won't help you die David Pescovitz

death No more funeral home markups — you can now buy caskets direct for your corpse! Thom Dunn

science fiction Kickstart "The Deadlands," a new speculative fiction magazine about death Thom Dunn

sports Man bowls perfect game with his dad's ashes in the ball David Pescovitz