The Last Word

What is the last word? Is it a sound, a thought, a feeling? Is it something we say or something we do? In this thought-provoking meditation on death and dying, the author probes the elusive nature of the end of life and the mysteries that lie beyond. Drawing on philosophy, psychology, spirituality, and personal experience, he explores the many ways in which we confront mortality, and the meanings we give to the final moments of our existence. Written in a lyrical and reflective style, The Last Word is a poignant and inspiring reflection on what it means to be alive.
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