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In one note, he envisaged the aftermath of a public hanging, with "surgeons fighting over corpses".

And death follows in books about talking corpses, cemetery folklore and the darkest days of World War II. Here’s a sampling of this fall’s bounty.

This was Ms Fasold's first introduction to the world of so-called body brokers: private companies that acquire corpses, dissect them, and then sell the limbs for a profit, often to medical research centres.

The Russian delegation left immediately after the press availability, providing no comments to the press corps on how the meetings went behind closed doors.

And George Durrant, who served in the intelligence corps, appeared on stage with his great-granddaughter as he urged people not to forget the sacrifices made by his comrades.