Good Life, Good death: Memoir of a Right to die Pioneer
When GOOD LIFE, GOOD DEATH, an account by Derek of his early life, then what caused him to start the Hemlock Society USA in 1980, at the same time kick-starting the American right-to-choose-to-die movement, was published in New York last year it was priced at $34.95. An impossible price!
Now ERGO Bookstore has achieved a discounted price, enabling us to sell it to you for $10.00.
A handsome hardback of 352 large-type pages, all copies are autographed by the author. They can also be inscribed personally to you upon request.
Good Life, Good Death: Memoir of a right-to-die pioneer, by Derek Humphry, with a foreword by Stephen Jamison.
16 photographs, plus informative appendices. $10.00 plus $6.00 shipping.
Free to public libraries upon request.
ISBN-13: 978-1631440663
ISBN-10: 1631440667
Order from www.finalexit.org/ergo-store
Some Reviews:
Good Life, Good Death is a charming and moving book, effortlessly evoking the tough world of post-war journalism and the tireless advocacy efforts that characterised the second half of Humphry s career. --The Lancet
He has led a fascinating life -- the kind of life that inspires advice like You should write a book – and he tells his tales in an engaging manner without hyperbole. -- Huck DeVencio (in Final Exit Network newsletter)
Others Reviews:
Mr.Humphry`s book was a refreshing bit of clear, concise telling of his life and his work to bring our country into the 21st century regarding this issue.”
Derek has a long and accomplished history as a writer and journalist; this is evidenced by his writing style, which is natural yet intelligent and erudite without condescension.”
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