Author: Christopher Hewitt


  • “Gilead“A Pulitzer Prize-winning novel on aging, Christianity and the mysteries of life and death

    “Gilead
    A Pulitzer Prize-winning novel on aging, Christianity and the mysteries of life and death

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  • Alkaline Hydrolysis: Green Burial or Scientific Nightmare?A new disposition method liquefies the body, preserves the environment and horrifies funeral consumers

    Alkaline Hydrolysis: Green Burial or Scientific Nightmare?
    A new disposition method liquefies the body, preserves the environment and horrifies funeral consumers

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  • Monday Hearts for Madalene
    Page Hodel creates the most beautiful hearts in an ongoing celebration of love

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  • What is Elder Therapeutic Care Management? (Interview)
    Kira Reginato discusses a holistic approach to end of life counseling

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  • Ohlone Shellmound Buried Beneath the Emeryville Shopping CenterAn ancient burial ground's tragic history of conquest and carelessness

    Ohlone Shellmound Buried Beneath the Emeryville Shopping Center
    An ancient burial ground’s tragic history of conquest and carelessness

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  • “Dreams Old Men Dream”Cold War Kids on aging, memory, love, loss and dreams

    “Dreams Old Men Dream”
    Cold War Kids on aging, memory, love, loss and dreams

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  • “Sonnet”Elizabeth Bishop's images in "Sonnet" makes the end of life a release into joy

    “Sonnet”
    Elizabeth Bishop’s images in “Sonnet” makes the end of life a release into joy

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  • What is integrative massage therapy? (Interview)Christine Brusati shares her experiences with massage therapy in hospitals

    What is integrative massage therapy? (Interview)
    Christine Brusati shares her experiences with massage therapy in hospitals

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  • Corruption and Incompetence in the Coroner’s Office
    Many coroners do not provide quality end of life investigation

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  • “Kyrie”Ellen Bryant Voigt's sonnet sequence on the post-WWI Influenza of 1918

    “Kyrie”
    Ellen Bryant Voigt’s sonnet sequence on the post-WWI Influenza of 1918

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