Death and the Creative Life views on dying
Los Angeles Based psychologist Liss Marburg Goodman surveys 22 artists and scientists and 700 unnamed participants to explore how famous creators confront death. The book argues that richer lived experience eases death and highlights fear of life’s incompleteness more than fear of dying.
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