Man Has Premonition of Own Death: An Ancestor's Strange Demise and Other Mortal Matters

Nicholas DiGiovanni's contemplation of the un-ignorable reality of death is really a celebration of the relationships we form over time with the people around us, with our own histories, and with living itself. I can think of few authors able to write about death this honestly while maintaining the warmth, thoughtfulness and humor that make life worth living. "Man Has Premonition of His Own Death" is a welcome reminder for readers of all ages that we discover the meaning of life through living it deeply and fully.

Michael N. McGregor, author of "Pure Act: The Uncommon Life of Robert Lax"