'It's unusual to grieve this way,' widow of aid worker Simon Boas says
Aurelie Boas tells the BBC what it has been like overseeing the posthumous publication of her husband's book about death. Source link
Aurelie Boas tells the BBC what it has been like overseeing the posthumous publication of her husband's book about death. Source link
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At the tail-end of a social media distraction scroll, I stared at my computer, transfixed. There on my Instagram feed was the perfect signet ring:…