Kate Inglis is an award-winning author who writes books about pirates and giants and mermaids and all the stars and all the ways we love each other. Most recently, frogs in a teeny-tiny folk band. Sometimes for kids and sometimes grown-ups, Kate’s novels, non-fiction, and poetry are infused with the salt, woodsmoke, and fresh air of the North Atlantic coast.

“Her writing style is taut, crisp and, in places, overpoweringly beautiful. Inglis conveys wisdom and deep emotion at the same time.” —CM Magazine

“Notes for the Everlost is the most beautifully written book I have read in ages. This book is great company for terrible times.” —Elizabeth McCracken, author of Thunderstruck & Other Stories

“Kate Inglis has a humor akin to Roald Dahl at his most satirically anti-establishment, and evocative language that echoes Goldman’s The Princess Bride.” — Lois Rubin Gross

“Kate Inglis is a wise, flexible, and ultimately hopeful guide through the inhospitable country of mourning. She is also fierce—fiercely angry, fiercely funny and, most of all, fiercely loving.” —Katherine Ashenburg, author of The Mourner’s Dance

“Notes for the Everlost is a delicate, playful handbook for people who feel they might disappear into grief forever. Valuable to anyone facing bereavement or supporting a loved one through it.” —Times Literary Supplement