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New book from Daniel Quinn! If They Give You Lined Paper, Write Sideways
"One of the most troublesome questions I've been asked--and it's been asked hundreds of times--is: 'Where do these strange ideas of yours come from?' In the beginning, I thought it was just the usual where-do-you-get-your-ideas? question that all authors receive. My readers soon set me straight. Read more ... |
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My Ishmael
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Unbeknownst to the narrator of Ishmael, a second pupil responded to the ad in the paper ("Teacher seeks pupil. Must have an earnest desire to save the world") -- twelve-year-old Julie Gerchak, whose interaction with Ishmael results in a dialogue strikingly different from the one found in Ishmael...
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"You know," I said, "there's something you could do that would help me a lot. I don't know if I have any business asking, but there it is."
Ishmael frowned. "Have I given you the impression that my program here is not subject to change? Do I really seem to you so rigid that I'm unwilling to accommodate you?"
Oops, I said to myself, but after thinking about it for bit, I decided not to be apologetic. I said to him, "It's probably been a long time since you were a twelve-year-old girl talking to a thousand-pound gorilla."
"I don't see what my weight has to do with it," he snapped.
"Well, all right, a hundred-year-old gorilla."
"I'm not a hundred years old, and I weigh less than six hundred pounds."
"Good Lord," I said. "This is beginning to sound like something from Alice in Wonderland."
Ishmael chuckled and asked me what he could do that would be helpful.
"Tell me what you think the world would be like if we actually did manage to 'start living a different way.'"
Some Reviews:
"My Ishmael isn't just a sequel to the original. Instead, the original must
be seen as a springboard for this new penetrating look into the machinery of
our own culture, with all the drama and intrigue that a culture's history has
to offer. If you're not changed after reading My Ishmael, you're dead."
Lance Pierce, Editor, Illusions Magazine
"Enthralling, shocking, hope-filled, and utterly fearless, Quinn leads us
deeper and deeper into human heart, history, and spirit. Thank God the
Gorilla is Back! In My Ishmael, Quinn strikes out into entirely new
territory, posing questions that will rock you on your heels, and providing
tantalizing possibilities for a truly new world vision."
Susan Chernak McElroy, Author of Animals as Teachers & Healers
My Ishmael, the sequel to Ishmael, is published by Bantam Books.
My Ishmael; Daniel Quinn; Hardcover, signed by the author; $20.00
My Ishmael; Daniel Quinn; Paperback; Retail is $14.95
OR, visit BookSense to order from your local bookseller, either by mail or for store pickup.
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