Bring Out Your Dead

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Exploring the themes of grief and isolation, this collection of essays reflects on the author's profound loss of his father just before the COVID-19 pandemic. The unique backdrop of the pandemic amplifies his mourning, intertwining personal memories with broader cultural references, such as the influence of Kiss and Bob Ross. Davidson examines how various events during this tumultuous time, including the burning of Notre Dame, take on new significance. Ultimately, the work serves as a personal memorial, delving into the nature of remembrance and the enduring impact of loss.