My Review of Surfing with Sartre by Aaron James up at Colorado Review!!!

I took philosophy as a minor in college, and I struggled with the esoteric nature of some of the books. I thought I was going to learn how philosophical principles applied to my life. Instead, I spent most of my time trying to figure out where these famous philosophers stood on anything. 

Aaron James, philosophy professor and author of Surfing with Sartre, seems to get it. His latest book of nonfiction explores how people might apply the loose rules of surfing to cultivate a more meaningful life for themselves both in and out of the water. I loved the book, and I wrote a review of it that just popped up at Colorado Review. Give the review a read, and consider giving James' book a shot too.

Here's that link again.

Yours in laying down the law,

Art

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My Review of The Telling by Zoe Zolbrod up at Colorado Review!!!

It must be my birthday week, because not one but two of my reviews have popped up in Internetland since Sunday. The latest is my review of The Telling by Zoe Zolbrod, which is brought to you by Colorado Review.

Take a look.

Yours in laying down the law,

Art

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My Review of The Suicide of Claire Bishop at Colorado Review

One of the few downsides of Wordstock yesterday was I did not get a chance to meet Carmiel Banasky, whose fab The Suicide of Claire Bishop I reviewed for Colorado Review a while back. Do yourself a favor and introduce yourself to this one.

Yours in laying down the law,

Art

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