Living With The Dead

In Living With The Dead, Marilyn Zelke Windau writes of life in her family's house, a large Victorian former funeral home. Soon after arriving in 1988, they began hearing eerie stories about the house from neighbors, former employees, and even a former funeral director. These encounters, along with the lingering sense of the home's past, inspired poems about family, memory, loss, and grief. This book about death celebrates life.