Henry Scott Holland

Grief is extraordinarily complex. How one copes with loss varies from person to person, moment to moment. Sorrow is one's own. Death is Nothing at All is an illustrated ode to grief, sorrow, loss, pain, resilience, and healing. After losing her daughter, Author Mamamaja sought out an outlet for the waves of emotions she suffered in the aftermath of her tremendous loss. She created this illustrated book using words she combined from Henry Scott Holland's moving writings about grief. Death is Nothing at All pays homage to all who've been lost and those left grappling with pain, sorrow, and the void left in their lives. This extended version joins Holland's The King of Terror with Death is Nothing at All and creates a moving narrative of the shifting emotions and visceral realities of life after loss. It's Mamamaja's hope that the words and accompanying illustrations will provide comfort, inspire healing, and speak to the grief and pain of loss. "Death is nothing at all. It doesn't count. I have only slipped away into the next room."

An Illustrated Ode to Grief, Loss, Pain, Resilience, and Healing

Death is Nothing at All

God's City and the Coming of the Kingdom

William Smyth Rockstro

Her Early Art-life and Dramatic Career, 1820-1851

Memoir of Madame Jenny Lind-Goldschmidt

Helps to faith and practice, from the writings of H.S. Holland, selected and arranged by J.H. Burn

Otto Goldschmidt

Impressions of the Ammergau Passion-play

Sermons

Creed and Character

Her Early Art-life and Dramatic Career, 1820-1851: From Original Documents, Letters, Ms. Diaries, Etc

Memoir of Jenny Lind-Goldschmidt

William Smith Rockstro

Jenny Lind (1820-87) was one of Europe's most famous opera singers. Known as the 'Swedish Nightingale', she first rose to prominence in an 1838 performance of Weber's Freischütz. Despite her immense success over the next ten years, she retired from the stage at the age of twenty-nine. Seeking financial security to pursue her charitable interests, in 1850 she accepted the invitation of impresario P. T. Barnum to undertake a tour of the United States; this was another succession of triumphs. Henry Scott Holland (1847-1918), the theologian and social reformer, and music writer William Smith Rockstro (1823-95) used Lind's own documents, letters and diaries as the basis of this two-volume memoir, published in 1891, which focuses on the first thirty-one years of her life. Volume 2 discusses some of Lind's most memorable performances in Europe and the reasons for her first retirement; it ends with her departure for America.

Her Early Art-Life and Dramatic Career, 1820-1851

Her Early Art-life and Dramatic Career, 1820-1851 from Original Documents, Letters, Ms. Diaries, &c., Collected by Mr. Otto Goldschmidt

Notes on the War

So as by Fire

Her Early Art-life and Dramatic Career. 1820-1851

A two-volume memoir based on the letters and diaries of renowned soprano Jenny Lind (1820-87), published in 1891.

Henry Scott Holland

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