the dead peoples society
nash flynni'm a death historian, a comedian and a currently living person. i'm using all those attributes to explore what death means and to make everyone a little bit more comfortable with the idea (me, mostly, but hopefully you, too.) new posts biweekly, probably
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how to make gravestones and influence popular culture, pt 1
we’re going to spend some time together today talking about gravestones - or rather, the reason the iconography on early gravestones is what it is. i’ll caution you that this is a. a special interest of mine (read: i have autism so this is ...
it's giving... thanks?: the myth of the first thanksgiving
if you grew up in the US school systems, you could rattle off the story of the first thanksgiving largely from memory. we sit down in classrooms as early as kindergarten and make little hand turkeys and talk about how the pilgrims and the n...
once upon a cemetery archaeology dig
content warning: pictures of blood? i don’t really know if anyone needs that but just in case
i've had imposter syndrome about being suicidal (and you can, too!)
content warning: suicide, self-harm, eating disorders
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