All of Us

by Patricia J. Anderson

Sooner or later everybody dies. Patricia Anderson explores this profound bond by presenting over 60 illuminating interviews with everyone from gang kids to moviemakers, Native American shamans to biogenetic engineers. People in the public eye as well as those less well-known, eloquently reveal a rich variety of experience, feeling and belief about death.

384 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1996

About the author

Patricia J. Anderson’s essays and short stories have appeared in numerous periodicals including The Sun, Tricycle, Chronogram, Ars Medica, Glamour Magazine, and Rewire Me.com. Her books include All of Us, a critically acclaimed investigation of cultural attitudes and beliefs, and Affairs In Order, named best reference book of the year by Library Journal. She is the recipient of The Communicator Award for online excellence and has produced exhibition, kiosk, and website copy for such institutions as the American Museum of Natural History and the Capital Museum. She is the editor of Craig Barber’s Vietnam journal, Ghosts in the Landscape. She lives with her family in New York’s Hudson Valley.