Ars Moriendi Project is an independent publisher at the intersection of elder justice, caregiver liberation, and the spiritual craft of dying well. We publish investigative nonfiction, practical workbooks, and companion guides for patients, families, chaplains, organizers, students, and workers inside a care system under strain.
Our books are written to be used — read in kitchens, classrooms, and break rooms, annotated at bedsides, passed between neighbors. Each title is part of a larger effort to expose what extraction has done to American aging, and to help ordinary people reclaim the end of life as a human passage rather than a transaction.
Our Publications
The My Dying Wishes Series
A companion set for naming, recording, and honoring end-of-life wishes — for individuals, families, and those who walk alongside them.
Bought for Parts: How Wall Street Is Profiteering on Your Mother’s Pain
An investigative work on the financialization of elder care and the human cost of extraction in America’s nursing home industry.
Toward Caregiver Liberation (forthcoming)
A framework and call to action for workers, family members, and communities bearing the weight of a broken care system.