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>>Good morning, >> Hi there. Although the discussion is about the same >book we arereading, and by the way I love it-I have >written a book myself on death albeit in a very >indirect way-the story of an embalmer in ancient >Egypt- had to study all ways of embalming in order to >tame my fear of death, my question to you is of >another sort. You mentioned you did a writing course. >Can you tell me which one as I am actually now >interested in one just to get some inspiration I am >missing? >>mutual fear of death.I first heard of J's "condition" >>some years ago,on R4.It prompted me to buy a book of >>his short stories,title escapes me,but I've read >>nothing else by him.I shall be reading "Nothing To Be >>Afraid Of".I'm catching bits of it on the radio. >> What I'm working round to is this, I shall be 61 in >>a few days time & as a younger man I used to think,"if >>I live long enough I'll get used to the fact of death >>& come to terms with it". This doesn't seem to be >>happening,the only comfort & it's cold,that I am able >>to take,is that so many people have coped with the >>event already. >>Ron Fox.

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