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Silas Dillon of Cary County

English

By (author): Clifford Schrage

Silas Dillons chemically dependent, emotionally unstable birth mother abandons him in a typical bureaucratic foster care system; and she remains selfishly unwilling to release him for adoption. Alternating between brief stays with his unstable mother and various foster homes, Silass growing loneliness, alienation, anger, and self-destructive nature make coping through youth and early adulthood formidable. See more
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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 139 x 215mm
  • Publication Date: 03 Aug 2017
  • Publisher: Morgan James Publishing llc
  • Publication City/Country: United States
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781683502838

About Clifford Schrage

Besides being a published novelist (A Fruitful Field and Silas Dillon of Cary County) a published poet (Broken Prose Spoken Poems) and essayist; besides having served as a chaplain of a parochial high school for six years teaching high school English for twenty-nine years chairing an English department for two years coaching high school soccer for ten years holding a Masters degree serving as a youth leader for two years Cliff is the father of eight children- two biological and six adopted (foreign and domestic) and has been a foster father for seven years to six foster children experiencing many of the frustrations of working with the bureaucracy of the foster care and family court systems in New York City. Hes been engaged in one lengthy court struggle over one childs custody. He has also encountered the trauma of losing a child following all the jarring experiences of an enduring terminal illness. Cliff with his wife Sherry of thirty-six years has grown acquainted with parenting with adoption with foster care and with family court in New York which is somewhat representative of most states; and hes become concerned about harmful flaws in the system especially to its children.

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