The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning

No surprises: the Swedish author, a woman “between eighty and one hundred years old,” says don't leave a bunch of stuff for your family/friends/loved ones to deal with after you die. But this was fun to read mostly because of the author's blunt style. One example: “It would have been incredibly nice to have had my husband's company to help me get through emptying our home... But it was impossible. He was dead.”