art of losing

The title appears on several different kinds of books: poetry collections and anthologies, a work of literary fiction (a novel), and a neuroscience/psychology book that examines self-control and impulses.

They use curated organizational approaches such as themed selections and sectional divisions—for example, collections arranged in sections that reflect stages of mourning and others that group poems spanning different eras.

The anthologies are presented as resources for consolation and care: they’re described as suitable for comforting people in grief and are recommended as gifts or tools for therapists, clergy (ministers and rabbis), and palliative-care workers.

They vary widely: some are intimate, personal meditations on grief and poetry collections that include work from the medieval era to the present, while others are multigenerational historical novels that span decades and multiple countries.

Editions are available in Hardcover and Paperback. Across the titles listed, page counts range from about 112 to 448 pages.

All provided entries list English as the language. The listed suggested age for these editions is "22 Years and Up."