Seeking Contributors for Book 2

Julie Saeger Nierenberg and Victoria Brewster are seeking contributors for their next book which will focus on death, dying, and end of life, but from religious, cultural, and ethnic perspectives.

The focus will be mourning and grief rituals, burial rituals, funeral planning, end of life planning, and more. Are the topics of death and dying taboo? Do you plan in advance or wait until someone has died? What are the customs and traditions?

What about paranormal or after death experiences or rituals?

If you are interested in providing a perspective please contact us to discuss further. [email protected]

Religious Perspectives:

Judaism (have this), Catholicism, Methodist, Protestant, Anglican, Presbyterian, Mormon, Jehovah Witness (have this), Muslim, Buddhist, Taoism, Spiritualism, Atheism, Hinduism, Paganism.

Cultural and Ethnic Perspectives:

European, North American (have this), Asian, Indigenous, Native American, Indian (India), Caribbean Islands, South American, Holocaust Survivor- (we have someone for this perspective), 2nd Generation- (We have 2 contributors for this), Menonite, Amish, Latin American, African, Country-oriented Culture (i.e.- Greek, Italy, Spain) – we have Poland and Ireland, Ethnic (i.e.- Cornish, British, Ice Lander, Norwegian), Sociological (have this), Behavioral (have this), and Ethical (have this).

Their first book, Journey’s End: Death, Dying, and the End of Life was published in July 2017 and focuses on death and dying from multiple personal, professional, and societal perspectives which provide valuable insights. The book is a compilation of  many and varied quotes, chapters, and resources to serve as a tool for death and dying education, professional training, grief and bereavement support, and references. Journey's End is ideal for anyone who will experience death, and dying, the book’s intended readership includes, whether now or in the future, everyone.