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Syril Levin Kline
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Shakespeare's Changeling
Literature & Fiction
Author Insight
Letting go of stuff is nothing...
...compared to letting go of a loved one at death. Grief is common to all humanity and is found in many species in the animal kingdom. How we cope with it makes a difference in our survival as we are forced to let go and trudge on ahead, gradually accepting our loss and increasing our pace as Time demands. In that respect, little has changed since Shakespeare first penned his themes of grief and loss. One difference between then and now is a deeper understanding of the brain itself, and how grief can resolve through therapy, kindness and faith in the healing process.
Book Excerpt
Shakespeare's Changeling
A week later, tired and hungry, Shaxper trudged into London with only a crumpled letter of introduction in his pocket. He was more determined than ever to succeed, having had plenty of time to convince himself that surviving the robbery was a confirmation of Divine Intervention.
Taking a deep breath, he joined the hurly-burly in the crowded streets, the familiar stench of the city once again filling his nostrils. He avoided looking at the severed heads on London Bridge, their jaws agape with death, a stern warning to all treasonous Catholics. He made a mental note to keep his mouth shut and emulate those who survived.
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