My Favorite Book! I hated reading in school, but in the Navy, in 1961, I discovered this book and it changed my life. The last time I counted, I had read it 17 times.

La poésie et la langue française vont ensemble.

Translations don't work for the important ancient Chinese poetry. What a new dimension is added with a better understanding of the structure of Chinese poetry.

First came James Joyce, and he spawned Thomas Wolfe, my favorite American writer by far, and since I discovered his books in 1961. O Lost is the real version of "Look Homeward Angel" - A great book!

Rumi and Hafiz. What can one say?

This is the book that opened my eyes to the apparitions of Mary.

First came James Joyce, followed by Thomas Wolfe, and then the mantle was pased to this great writer - Jack Kerouac of the "Beat Generation."

This is the book I am reading now. However, you don't read it. It's a huge study.

Translations of Chinese poetry by Red Pine.

This is where we can find out that the pentacostal movement starting in 1905 is real, even though it had been almost completely polluted, like everything else.

Thomas Wolfe at his best.

This is my spirtual guidebook No. 1

Insights into the Wake. Insights into life.

Joseph Campbell's great introduction to Joyce's great masterworks.

This is my Spiritual Guide No. 2.

Joseph Campbell book on Hinduism.

Goethe was one of the greatest literary minds of the 19th century. His poetry is like music.

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Proust is amazing. I have been hoping to read the entire work and haven't yet.

Thomas Wolfe's writings before the Max Perkins chopped everything up at Shirmer's.

A great Epic.

Great Thomas Wolfe.

Stories of the Sufis.

The essence of Zen.

The essence of the teaching of Jesus is in the four gospels and the book of acts.

Joseph Campbell's insights into the "Wake."

The apparitions of Mary at Garbandal

The world's greatest epic.