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Tag Archives: books
INTERVIEW: “Huston Smith on Meeting with Thomas Merton” / Berkeley Buddhist Monastery / 2010
Thomas Merton’s magnum opus: The Seven Storey Mountain
Amazon #1 Best Seller in Christian Monasticism & Asceticism
Houston Smith’s magnum opus: The World’s Religions (Plus)
Amazon #1 Best Seller in Comparative Religion
BOOKS: “For Killing Superstitions”
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BOOKS: “On Book vs. Many Books”
One Book h/t: Being Liberal
BOOKS: “A Book Commits Suicide”
BOOKS: “A Better Perspective”
BOOKS: “Shakespeare and Company Antiquarian Books” / Sylvia Whitman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Jgofy1caXsU
With cameo appearances in Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris and Richard Linklater’s Before Sunset, Shakespeare and Company is arguably the most iconic bookshop in the French capital. The building, a 17th century ex-monastery has become a landmark in the 5th arrondissement. Apart from being a bookstore, it also serves as a haven where aspiring writers can stay for free – Allen Ginsberg and Anaïs Nin have both been guests in the past. Originally established in 1919 by an American called Sylvia Beach, fellow expatriate George Whitman took over after Beach’s death in 1951.
BOOKS: “Do You Feel the Same Way?”
h/t: Being Liberal
BOOKS: “UK Book Exchange”
h/t: Casper Rigsby
BOOKS: “All I Have Learned, . . .” / Abraham Lincoln
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