Best Of DyingWords, Book 2: Provoking Thoughts on Death from a Retired Homicide Detective and Forensic Coroner

“Death is a natural part of life’s cycle and not to be feared”—so says Garry Rodgers, best-selling true crime writer and signature blogger at the Huffington Post, in this collection of his best 42 blog posts from the popular blogging site, DyingWords.net.

In Book Two of a three-part series titled Best of DyingWords—Provoking Thoughts on Life, Death, and Writing from a Retired Homicide Detective and Forensic Coroner, Garry and invited guests from professional disciplines provoke thoughts on broad and fascinating topics in forensic science such as forensic pathology, criminal investigation and procedures, autopsies, evidence processing, and serial killers as well as exploring the age-old wonder—is there life after death?

Best of DyingWords—Provoking Thoughts on Death is far more than a collection of academic articles by blogging’s best thought leaders. It’s arranged and written in a style unique among forensics books, yet contains at its core the positive mental attitude about life success formula that’s central to Napoleon Hill’s classic motivational book, Think And Grow Rich.

Provoking Thoughts on Death has its lighter side, too. You’ll learn thirteen strange superstitions about death, eleven things you can’t do when you’re dead, how to get away with murder, how to avoid being murdered by a serial killer, and the famous dying words uttered by people on their way out the black door.

Check out top blogging posts like:

Is Your Death Date Is Already Known?

The Top Five Regrets Of The Dying

Sex And Death

Five Leading Causes Of Death

Mortis — Understanding Body Changes After Death

Why Corpses Stink — The Science Of Smell

SIDS — Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Crucifixion — Jesus Christ’s Anatomical Cause Of Death

How To Get Into CSI, The Crime Lab, Or The Morgue

Police Shootings — To Wound Or To Kill?

Capital Punishment — Is It Justice Or Murder?

Executioner Wanted — Care to Apply?

Who Was the Real Jack the Ripper?

Forensic Facts From The Fatal Franklin Expedition

The Strands Of Fate In The JFK Assassination

Garry Rodgers is a retired Homicide Detective and Forensic Coroner, now best selling crime writer and blogger at the Huffington Post. In younger years, Garry was a sniper with Royal Canadian Mounted Police Emergency Response Teams and was trained by the British Special Air Services (SAS).

Best of DyingWords—Provoking Thoughts on Death is a can’t-put-down read.

It’s sectioned to be skimmed like blog posts and the articles are grouped into categories of forensic pathology, forensic psychology, forensic techniques, spiritualism, crime scene investigation, studying true crime cases, health and happiness, and self help through applying your positive mental attitude about your own possible life after death.

Also in this series are Best of DyingWords—Provoking Thoughts on Life, Best of DyingWords—Provoking Thoughts on Writing and the 126 blogging post compilation titled Best of DyingWords—Provoking Thoughts on Life, Death, and Writing.