In “Amber Spyglass,” Pullman rebels against orthodox versions of the afterlife and creates his own.
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Philip Pullman’s Unorthodox Afterlife
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Do Not Stand by My Grave and Weep
As Slovenes this past week visited the graves of those who have passed on, I thought of Frye’s poem “Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep.”
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