Pre-death Biggie shirts, that's some holy-grail shit".
So far, the only clue is that every star, pre-death, is striking a final pose.
She wants to take Sandy somewhere nice, like the Chelsea Flower Show, as a pre-death treat.
The following Monday, when Adler Coleman tried to stand behind Hanover's pre-death trades, it too collapsed.
He began the fundraising with a 46-point "bucket list" of pre-death wishes, from skydiving to joining a flash mob, and has ticked nearly all of them.
This playful tale is presented in the alternating voices of a slasher novelist and his muse, who is much more interested in human connection pre-death.
Nolan's movies are full of kill screens, most ingeniously the "limbo" in "Inception," a kind of pre-death purgatory of the soul where a dreamer can wander for an eternity.
They show the 23-year-old posing in his pre-death photo with a Kalashnikov rifle resting on his shoulder, a green bow for the militant group Hamas tied to the barrel.
When he was told he had a few weeks left to live, Lee took a part in the Emmerdale TV soap opera, arranged his funeral and held a pre-death wake.
Authorities suggest that this trend reflects two facts: autopsies are not revenue producers, and findings in autopsies can be an embarrassment in that they often contradict the pre-death diagnosis.
That his murder stories provide an easy out is both funny and believable; Mary the taskmaster is asking him to explore the murkier, scarier territory of human connection pre-death.
