Now she has written what might loosely be called a sequel, Blue Nights, about the awful confluence of the death, 18 months later, of her daughter, Quintana, at 39.
The confluence of events — the death of King, the reaction at his school, the breach with Daddy — shattered Thomas's world.
After finishing the trilogy and arranging the collection, I was aware of certain common elements: the creation and dissolution of families, the fault lines between parents and children, the confluence of life and death.
By citing an unpredictable confluence of events for the death and not accepting any direct blame for the accident, IndyCar is trying to avoid any legal responsibility, she said.
Huffington also addressed CEO Travis Kalanick's absence, telling employees he would be taking some time off due to the "confluence of recent events, the death of his mother, whom he buried on Friday, and all that the company has been going through in the last few months".
"The dynamics of death and replacement" is her term for this confluence of endemic death and New York's real-estate boom.
(Schulman is also one of the people behind the ACT UP Oral History Project, a vital memorial in its own right). "The dynamics of death and replacement" is her term for this confluence of endemic death and New York's real-estate boom.
That day — April 24th — also happens to be the anniversary of his mother's death, a painful confluence of events for the Bangladesh-based photographer.
Now Mr. Lane has found a way to mourn that is perhaps as unusual as the confluence of circumstances that led to the death of his daughter, Jodie S. Lane, 30.
This was possibly due to lack of cell confluence following cell death and reduced proliferation (Fig. 1c, inset).
