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The singer-songwriter talks about the freedom her parents allowed her and her siblings, and the pain of her sister’s death from breast cancer earlier this year
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The letter you always wanted to write
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Dickie Beau’s ensemble seance adds flesh to voices of the dead to explore the reminders of absence in our daily lives, writes Lyn Gardner
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Kate Mayfield’s father was an undertaker and his workshop was at their home – her early memories of life were all about its end
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My mum did not approve of my same-sex relationship and for eight months before she died we didn’t speak to one another. Now my partner has started seeing a colleague at work and I feel overwhelmed with grief
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Death and bereavement are difficult facts for parents to teach small children, made harder still if they are grieving themselves. But many authors have found elegant ways to start the process, writes Imogen Russell Williams
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