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It’s often said one should not speak ill of the dead. At Richard Nixon’s passing, Thompson chose not to observe the custom.

In an odd twist of fate, the author predeceased the subject, Elizabeth Taylor, by six years.

White, several years past the publication of Stuart Little, finds himself “in the role of pig’s friend and physician,” but also its chronicler.

How do you memorialize a monster?

The case against the New York Times post-Sept. 11 series, “Portraits of Grief.”

Mr. Miller, a Canadian blogger, published this posthumously.