By Jessica Mitford · The Atlantic · June 1963
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"Jessica Mitford's curiosity about undertakers was "whetted by the funeral trade magazines which opened up for me the bizarre world of the 'average' American funeral, far more curious than the death customs of ancient days or remote tribes. Further investigation convinced me that the fall implications of the funeral industry are undreamt of by the average American, even in his nightmares." Her book, <i>The American Way of Death</i>, will be published this summer by Simon & Schuster."
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