Gabriel Thy's profile
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05/04
Gabriel
gave Born to Rebel: Birth Order, Family Dynamics, and Creative Lives (Paperback) by Frank J. Sulloway bookshelves: currently-reading, philosophy, sociology |
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read in April, 2009
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04/06
Gabriel
gave John Adams (Paperback) by David McCullough bookshelves: biography, currently-reading, realpolitik |
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read in April, 2009, has a copy to sell/swap
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01/28
Gabriel
is currently reading:
Hip: The History (P.S.) by John Leland bookshelves: currently-reading |
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Gabriel Thy
gave Caliphate (Hardcover) by Tom Kratman bookshelves: lumpenwerk |
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read in June, 2008
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Gabriel Thy
gave Born to Rebel: Birth Order, Family Dynamics, and Creative Lives (Paperback) by Frank J. Sulloway bookshelves: currently-reading, philosophy, sociology |
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read in April, 2009
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Gabriel Thy
gave John Adams (Paperback) by David McCullough bookshelves: biography, currently-reading, realpolitik |
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read in April, 2009, has a copy to sell/swap
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Gabriel Thy
gave Tropic of Cancer (Paperback) by Henry Miller bookshelves: literature |
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read in January, 1982
Gabriel said:
"Never saw what all the fuss was all about, but it did launch me into the full library of Miller's works, many which captivated and encouraged.
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Gabriel Thy
gave Guy Debord: Revolutionary (Paperback) by Len Bracken bookshelves: biography, realpolitik |
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recommended to Gabriel Thy by:
Len Bracken
recommended for: petty radicals and other armchair dictators read in April, 1997, has a copy to sell/swap
Gabriel said:
"A beginner's introduction to the life of French Neo-Marxist writer and provocateur Guy Debord. There's nothing truly originally in this book, but it was the first Debord biography written from America.
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Gabriel Thy
gave Self-Portrait in Words: Collected Writings and Statements, 1903-1950 (Paperback) by Max Beckmann bookshelves: autobiography, fine-arts, literature |
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recommended for: painters and other artists who can push past their own excuses.
read in March, 2008, has a copy to sell/swap
Gabriel said:
"Max Beckmann was not a prolific writer so the book is culled from various sources, notes, diaries, and extrapolated conversations. Interesting enough, but probably only to those nourish themselves on the struggles of artists in general, and Herr Beck...more
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Gabriel Thy
gave The Da Vinci Code (Robert Langdon, #2) by Dan Brown bookshelves: lumpenwerk |
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recommended to Gabriel Thy by:
wife
recommended for: nobody read in April, 2006, has a copy to sell/swap
Gabriel said:
"This is my wife's sort of reading material. Fast thrillers, cardboard characters, template writing style. That's okay, millions of happy well-adjusted criminally self-satisfied peopleread them. I rarely do. I must be jealous of something, or in denia...more
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"Ignorance and virtue suck on the same straw..."
— Gabriel Thy
— Gabriel Thy
tags:
poetry
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"Souls grow on bones but die beneath bankers' hours..."
— Gabriel Thy
— Gabriel Thy
"Slogans are mere wordsuck..."
— Gabriel Thy
— Gabriel Thy
MY ONLY BOOK REVIEW (Poetry)
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updated 01/28/2008 04:57PM
description:
essay concerning the state of denial the world portrays in defiance of the book I published in December, 2005.
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