By Katie Kidwell “We can see death as our enemy, and many do. But we can also choose to see death as a great motivator, the muse that has sustained artists for tens of thousands of years,” (page 6) writes Caitlin Doughty[i], a mortician and death positivity activist, in the foreword to You Died: An Anthology of the Afterlife. The writers, illustrators, and letterists of this eclectic graphic novel anthology bring their art together to create “a memento mori for the modern age,” (page 6) as Doughty describes it – a work gently reminding us that death is inevitable, equalizing… Read More