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Grief Book Club

Essays, opinions, and poetry about grief, loss, and sad things.

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Typical Angel in Grief Book Club

A one way road.

A one way road.

The One Way Trip

Get your affairs together

Jacqueline Dooley in Grief Book Club

A Letter from the Girl Who Died

on her would-be 24th birthday

Jacqueline Dooley in Grief Book Club

Facing Mother’s Day After Losing A Child

Eight years later

Michael Lamendola in Grief Book Club

A Tale of Two Benches

How a little shore town bench became a centerpiece in stories of love, grief, and the crime of the century

Jacqueline Dooley in Grief Book Club

Maybe I’m a Little Superstitious

Believing in the improbable isn’t such a bad thing

Jacqueline Dooley in Grief Book Club

A Painful Example of How American Healthcare is Cruel to Sick People

My friend’s dwindling energy is spent navigating a broken system

Kera Hollow in Grief Book Club

Breakup Songs are About My Mother

The healing power of ballads

Britt LeBoeuf in Grief Book Club

The Grief of Miscarriage Never Really Leaves You

The impact of a longing for a person you’ve never met

SadMom in Grief Book Club

Today we got rid of four years of illness

Throwing my role as a Caregiver in the trash

Jacqueline Dooley in Grief Book Club

A Photo Essay About Mushrooms

Come walk with me and look at mushrooms in the forest