How to Write an Obituary (Your Own or Someone Else's)

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Rebecca Morris leads a workshop about obituary history, writing tips and the importance of having an obituary.

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As New York Times obit writer Margalit Fox says, “Obituaries have next to nothing to do with death and absolutely everything to do with life.” Join celebrated local author Rebecca Morris for this workshop at the Queen Anne Branch Library, where you'll learn about the history of obituaries, tips on writing them, and the importance of having one. Registration is not required. Workshop will be held in the lower level meeting room, with direct access from 4th Avenue West. Call the Queen Anne Branch at 206-386-4227 with any questions. About the presenter: Rebecca Morris teaches various writing classes at branches of The Seattle Public Library. During her 50-year career in journalism, Rebecca worked for NPR in New York City, for network television, and wrote for newspapers and magazines. She is a New York Times bestselling author and has written nine true crime books, two of which were made as TV movies.