I raced through David Eagleman’s Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives this past week.
What a great and strange book.
Eagleman presents 40 brief descriptions of “afterlives”—some with a god (or gods), others that tweak the concept of heaven or hell, a few with extraterrestrials, and some that I can’t possibly categorize.
It’s those that stuck with me the most, including an afterlife in which you find yourself playing but parts in the dreams of
Not every “afterlife” detailed in his book makes sens
Taylor Coe 