Death's Garden

Relationships with Cemeteries

Spanning the globe from Argentina to Wall Street, twenty-seven photographers and authors document the residences of the dead.

Authors consider teenage suicide, the death of parents and friends, their own mortality, the transience of fame, and the nature of death itself.

Cemeteries provide a quiet place for meditation or the perfect site for a suicide; the best place for a ghostly game or to gossip about dead celebrities; the only place to really connect with others in our tumultuous modern world.

In over two dozen essays and more than 200 photographs, Death's Garden explores the complex relationships between the living and those who have gone before.

Contributors:

Mart J. Allard	Blair Apperson	Jennifer Behling	Mary Jo Bole	Jennifer L. Davis
Dana Fredsti	Sabino Gadaleta	Pleasant Gehman	Mark Gunderson	Jane Handel
Mary Susan Herczog	Ann Marie Hovie	Christine Hurt	Mason Jones	Seth Katz
Dan Kletter	Mark Lo	Lydia Lunch	Tanya Monier	Loren Rhoads
Benjamin Scuglia	Jill Sharer	Sharon 444	Brian Thomas

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