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about death dialogue

if you’re new here, welcome! Death Dialogue is a quarterly web-paper (yep, that’s website and newspaper) to talk about death and dying in a world that doesn’t.

While this is our first issue, Death Dialogue has been around for a few years. It started as a blog, then as the conduit for my art — which has since been moved here — and is now a quarterly online web-paper. Throughout its iterations, the thing that has remained true is at our core we believe Death is not a dirty word and we should be talking about it.

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about morgan

Morgan Brown is a writer, storyteller, photographer, and artist asking people to step into vulnerable spaces around connection, death, and the human experience.

She’s been featured on KQED radio, the Women on the Road Podcast, and in Stories of Life-Changing Adventures on the Road and in the Wild, a book by She Explores. Her work has appeared in galleries and museums up and down the west coast of California including The California Academy of Sciences and The Museum of Art and History.

When she’s not making stuff she cares about, she’s probably covered in grease from working on her 1970 VW van, or is making photos with her medium format film camera. Either way, she thinks you should probably read her favorite book, William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying.

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