Nonmonogamy and Death

Kayden Abley is an Ottawa-based queer, nonbinary and transgender healthcare admin worker and author who has been published in Amanda Goes To Italy (Girls Gone By Press) and Under The Poet Tree (Pedlar Press) and Mosaic literary magazine. They hold a diploma in Fine Arts from Dawson College, a BA (Hons) from the University of Toronto and a Master's degree from the University of Edinburgh. They also completed the academic portion of Humber College's Funeral Services Education program, where they studied grief counselling, funeral law and funeral planning among other topics.

• IntroductionPart 1: Planning for Death in the Context of NonmonogamyWhat’s Different for Nonmonogamous PeopleWhen It Comes to Planning for DeathAdvance Care PlanningDying without a WillMaking a Will and Planning Your EstateChildren and Other DependentsAssets and Debts (Including Property)Burial or Cremation PlansPart 2: Coping with Death in NonmonogamyConversations to Have after a Death Has OccurredIssues for Emotionally Close, Domestic or Nesting PartnersIssues for Partners Who Aren’t Involved in the Everyday Aspects of the Deceased’s LifeDiscrimination within Funeral ServicesGrieving Relationships That Do Not Exist for the Mainstream WorldGrief and Its Many FormsConclusionNotesGlossaryBibliography

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