Description In Life in the House of Death, Daniel Kemp’s viewpoint is bifocal. At once, being part of that which we all share…Life, in the midst of death, but also, there is a secondary aspect. One with a more magnified view; Life hand in hand with Death. Death as confidant, friend and advisor. The ever — overbearing uncle that one tends to dismiss except in times of turmoil when such sage advice is the only key to reason. As humanity, we abide day to day, and night to night in the House of Death. And it is to all of you that one voice resonates from the heart, and with any hope, into the soul. The House of Death has many doors. It all depends upon which one you knock as to what answers.
