The Writing on the Wind's Wall – Preorder

A book of hometown talk of euthanasia, The Writing on the Wind’s Wall arranges a disabled media-studies scholar, an ethicist, a widow, a non-profit opponent, a son, a psychiatrist, a medium, two administering doctors, a retiree living with dementia, a Parliamentarian, a death-doula, differing priests, and a hospice-provider around a maple table beneath a counterbalanced chandelier—and with an invitation: listen here. From the grand-/son of people agonized by not receiving medical assistance in dying in the city of London, Ontario, where the book’s sixteen in-depth dialogues occured, comes as balanced, informative, and human(e) a book as exists on the theory and practice of euthanasia in Canada today.