Eric Lindner brings a unique perspective to his writing as an attorney and entrepreneur who also serves as a hospice companion caregiver. This experience shapes his profound understanding of human suffering and resilience. His work explores the complexities of life and death with empathy and introspection. Lindner's prose is marked by careful observation and a deep reflection on the most profound aspects of the human condition.
"On a moonless September night in 1962, 900 miles from land, Flying Tiger flight 923 began to fall apart at 21,000 feet. A crash was inevitable. Survival was impossible. Tiger in the Sea is the story of that harrowing flight"-- Provided by publisher
Exploring the final days of individuals in hospice care, Eric Lindner shares their thoughts, fears, and invaluable lessons learned at life's end. Each chapter highlights the profound insights gained from these experiences, emphasizing the fulfillment found in hospice work. Rather than succumbing to despair, Lindner celebrates the resilience and spirit of those who continue to embrace life amidst dying, offering a poignant perspective on mortality and the beauty of human connection.