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judih now owns Action Poetry: Literary Tribes For The Internet Age.
judih now owns Runaway: Diary of a Street Kid.
judih now owns Still Here: Embracing Aging, Changing, and Dying.
judih reviewed Recollections of My Life as a Woman: The New York Years 6 days ago.
“ I love Diane di Prima! You will too ”
judih now owns Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones.
judih reviewed Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones 6 days ago.
“ Very interesting read. Lots of his music history and personal geneology. ”
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Interesting topic and yes I read a lot of N/F and spend times when that's all I read. Most recent was Ghosh's "In an antique land" set when he was doing post doctoral studies in Egypt and juxtaposed that time with the history of a Jewish trader in the N. Africa, Aden, and India. Rozoto's book is N/F too. Next is then Mormon Country which is about the history of the Mormons created their "promised land" in Utah. Mainly intending to read it because it's a good and interesting book apparently and I love Utah.
Thanks for the superb review on "A Freewheelin' Time: A Memoir of Greenwich Village in the Sixties" by Suze Rozoto. I am still a very big fan of Dylan (and New York) and am really enjoying this book and relate to your characterization of it as a scrapbook. Very clever. About half way through the book. BTW I am a fan of his musoc not necessarily the man.Couple of great and very different books if I may ...Death Comes for the Archbishop by Wila Cather - divinely English, set in new Mexico a favorite place of mine, and a really different viewpoint of the Catholic church (indirectly). But the gem is its use of English. I will read more of hers/Glass Palace by Amritav Ghosh - set across more than 100 years in Burma, Malaysia, and India. Magnificently magical.BTW I have been to Israel in the mid 1980's - may I wish the very best for your country and people.
will writ more when I can get upstairs to my Pc. where all my addresses are.love & flowersbarry
hi I am still alive but not no wellsend me an emailam selling most of my collectionyou can have an advance listlove & flowersBarry
You could be my first Israeli friend. I love Israelis too much. Shall we read the scriptures together?
Ram Dass' latest book looks good. I remember reading his meditation guidebook "Journey of Awakening" back in the summer of 1990. That was a fun summer, full of beer and parties and...meditation. I felt like I was connected with all the universe and anything was possible.
judih, have you read Diane di Prima's book, "Recollections of My Life As a Woman"? It's one of the best books I've ever read! It broadens the spectrum of the whole bohemian/beat/artist/writer in a wonderful way.
hi judih!! I have no idea about the books you mentioned except for Saramago. Well, I have no idea about that book tampoco but I read some years ago "La balsa de piedra" and I like it!!thanks for the invitation to this site!besos,Verónica
hi judih im franco from philipines i work here in germany in wine yard i meet here from person israeli im so glad here this country europe
Thank you, Judih, for introducing me to Shelfari, I'm having a great time here!
It's so good to see you again! Glad I found you here. I love this site! :o)
Judih!It's Renee (Jade) from Deb's board! Can you add friends here??? If so what do you do?
umm aarrh whats all this then ?bookshow do I choosewhat & whywill figure that out soonstarted working on a new booktravel stories/poetry & recipesall food connectedmet one of Millers ex mistresses on SundayAnis Nin is her sons godmothershe wants to work with E.G.P.so I will audition herbought 50 new books to read/sellinc. Burroughs Shotgun paintings&a 1st 'Candy" ( t. southen)remember when he was working on itused to read it straight from the typewriterlove & flowersBarry
Thank's for inviting me Judih ... this place looks wonderful! ~Deb
Thanks for inviting me. I am reading Blindness and have read SilkLove,Mom
