Lessons from “Samson’s Shadow” Ernest W. Cockrell’s “Samson’s Shadow” explores human nature, self-awareness, and the complex relationship between internal and external forces. Through intriguing confessions from an English gentleman to his American vicar we learn about our inner selves and the effects of social conditioning, including the positive and negative roles of religion. Their deepening…
In the enthralling pages of Ernest W. Cockrell’s Samson’s Shadow we explore the complexities between corporate persona and personal identity. At the heart of this novel introspective dialogues in the context of confession take place between an American vicar and his British churchwarden, who has everything except the one thing he most desires and cannot have. The…
In Ernest W. Cockrell’s profound novel, “Samson’s Shadow,” Ian, a wealthy gentleman – the churchwarden in a parish north of London – has everything except one insignificant item, possessed by his valet, a deficit torn open by the suicide of his bishop. This captivating story, filled with humor as well as anxiety, explores the many…
Our cognitive abilities and sense of self are always competing for our attention with the complex human life system. Most of the time, the main characters in literary fiction have to overcome big problems before they can accept who they are. No one can deny how important this is to the industry. “Samson’s Shadow” by…
Occasionally a novel emerges with the possibility of influencing the way people perceive themselves, those around them and the circumstances in which they live their inner lives. Ernest W. Cockrell is pleased to announce the publication of his novel, Samson’s Shadow. Cockrell has written a unique book with a different perspective on the complexity of…
