Loneliness

by FSC Charles Burke (Editor)

Loneliness is a word that makes all of us feel uneasy. We hesitate to admit the deep fear we have of facing life alone, strengthened only by our individual self-confidence and personal faith in what we are about.

Young people face particular challenges and uncertainties. Often, acceptance means a great deal, and being left out fills people with a painful emptiness. Yet, loneliness is an experience we all must face. And loneliness can be an opportunity for growth and creativity.

We can find valuable insights in the thoughts and experiences of those who have shared this feeling of alienation before us. Originally published in 1970, Loneliness contains readings and poems by such noted writers as Paul Simon, to help readers come to terms with loneliness through these

103 pages, Hardcover

First published October 31, 2004