Articles on how to deal with death and suicide, and how to communicate with others about serious illness.

The Internet's friendly reminder that life is slipping away, second by second.

A collection by Nicholas Gordon.

E-book offers alternative view on disease, illness, living and dying.

Explores the way identity is affected by the inevitablity of death.

Stories of death and dying which deal with the actual time of death including terminal delirium, agitation, pain control, confusion, and hallucinations.

Internet resource on dementia and death.

Asks if death is a key unlocking the door to a mystical afterlife, saying God has the answer.

R. A. Barrington essay compares and contrasts the experiences of death-row prisoners with the prospect of death by terrorism.

Death is discussed as the last stage of human growth and development.

E-book recounts life in the spirit world as received through mediums.

An 1891 journal article by E. P. Buffet, M. D., asserting that death is painless and not to be feared.

An archive of articles from various sources on ways of dealing with death.

Uses mortality and life expectancy tables to estimate the likely day, place, and cause of death.

How to investigate a death to determine cause, either natural or criminal.

Onine quiz yields estimated life span according to various factors.

A workshop to deepen the experience of living by considering the prospect of dying.

Interdisciplinary conversations on death and dying, including perspectives from the arts, humanities, and medicine. Sponsored by UC Berkeley's Townsend Center for the Humanities.

The process from a Buddhist perspective.

What happens when people die, and the ways that people deal with death. Includes articles, links and video.

Virtual memorial to the Arch-Angel Azrael, with cemetery photos.

Examines the way Americans meet the needs of terminally ill people with series of newspaper articles from Scripps Howard News Service.

Lifespan calculator uses published global life expectancy statistics.

Thoughts on death from Osho, a mystic.

Lists famous people and whether they are dead or alive.

A repository of morbid curiosities.

Funeral director from Reynolds, Georgia, available as a public speaker on the lighter side of being a small town undertaker.

A listing of offbeat pet cemeteries in the United States. Includes morbid facts.

Considers various evidence for and against the existence of an afterlife.

Articles and resources about the sociology of death and dying.

A resource including the Japanese controversy, diagnosing, persistent vegetative state and religious views.

About all aspects of brain death: viewpoints, pathology, diagnosis, and therapy.

Summarizes research by Michael Anderson of Newcastle's Centre for Family Studies (UK), with bibliography and useful contacts.

Provides an ongoing commentary on recent notable deaths.

Provides statistics and information about the events that kill people. Includes a discussion forum.

List of well-known people with cause of death.

A social and cultural analysis of the development of funeral and mourning practices on the internet.