suicide victims

An unexpected accident cuts Chris Nielsen's life short, and now he must discover the nature of life after death when tragedy threatens to separate him from his beloved wife forever.

Examines the lives and deaths of twenty-five authors who committed suicide between 1894 and 1991, including Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf, Sylvia Plath, and others.

A nineteenth-century French woman pursues her romantic dreams through a series of lovers.

A series of poems reflect the thoughts and feelings of various people-- students, the librarian, parents, the principal, and others-- about the seemingly perfect Laura Li and her life inside and out of Tower High School.

Maggie Johnson dreams of escaping New York's Bowery and her alcoholic family. After her younger brother dies she runs off with a bartender only to find herself abandoned when he finds someone else. Offers a stark image of urban American life at the end of the nineteenth century.

Jillian Becker chronicles the brief time she spent with Sylvia Plath during the winter of 1963, the last months of the poet's life.

Jordan's life takes a surreal turn when her ex-boyfriend Michael, who died two days earlier, shows up outside her window begging to be let in, and even though she knows it would mean her own destruction, she is very, very tempted, especially when he keeps coming back, night after night.

Two couples, ideally matched by a high-tech matchmaking company, are found dead--victims of double suicides, sending FBI forensic psychologist, Christopher Lash to Eden Incorporated to determine what happened, but his involvement soon becomes a personal and dangerous venture.