![]() ![]() ![]() Fascinating, funny, and so very necessary, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes reveals exactly what’s wrong with modern death denial. Dodai Stewart, deputy editor of Ĭaitlin Doughty takes you to places you didn’t know you wanted to go. Like a poisonous cocktail, Caitlin Doughty’s memoir intoxicates and enchants even as it encourages you to embrace oblivion she breathes life into death. In a moving-and often funny-memoir about working in a crematorium and other parts of the ‘death industry,’ Caitlin Doughty argues for radical change in how we face the details of death.ĭoughty…a trustworthy tour guide…keeps us laughing most of the way.Īlternately heartbreaking and hilarious, fascinating and freaky, vivid and morbid, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes is witty, sharply drawn, and deeply moving. Think Sloane Crosley meets Six Feet Under. ![]() Upbeat, brave and brilliantly, morbidly curious…Her measure of society is fierce, right on, and radical…n important and timely book. Natalie Kusz - New York Times Book Review Frank…philosophical…engaging, and even wicked. ![]()
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