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Member: MichaelPNaughtonCollectionsYour library (385) Reviews1 review Tagsmichael p. naughton (8), satire (7), humor (5), deathryde rebel without a corpse (3), Deathryde rebel without a corpse (3), michael p naughton (3), comedy (3), Deathryde Rebel without a corpse (2), deathryde (2), Deathryde Rebel Without a Corpse (2) — see all tags Cloudstag cloud, author cloud Recommendations4 recommendations GroupsCrime, Thriller & Mystery, Humor, I Didn't Know Michael Madsen Wrote Poetry, Librarians who LibraryThing, What Are You Reading Now? Favorite authorsCarl Hiaasen, Elmore Leonard, Michael P. Naughon (Shared favorites) Other favorites2010 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, UCLA Campus About meI was born in Detroit, that's how I first got hooked on Elmore Leonard. I am also a professional musician and screenwriter. I had done corporate sales and author events for years at Borders and went on to publish actor Michael Madsen's poetry and photography under 13 Hands Publications. I have released my first mystery novel: Deathryde: Rebel Without a Corpse ( Available on Amazon, May 27th published by Gilded Hearse Press ) it is written in the hip, offbeat style of Carl Hiaasen, Gregory Mcdonald (Fletch) and, of course, Elmore Leonard. About my libraryI am a mystery reader and enjoy Elmore Leonard. Ross Macdonald. Gregory Macdonald. Carl Hiassen. I also have read a lot of pulp writers like: Donald Westlake. Jim Thompson. I consume a lot of poetry from William Blake to Kenneth Rexroth and have also read Joseph Campbell, Jung, Camus, Sarte, you name it... Homepagehttp://www.GildedHearse.com Also onTwitter Real nameMichael P. Naughton LocationBeverly HIlls, California Emailb2b Account typepublic, lifetime URLs
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posted by MichaelPNaughton at 1:37 pm (EST) on Jul 22, 2009
simplicity, patience, compassion.
These three are your greatest treasures.
Simple in actions and in thoughts,
you return to the source of being.
---Tao Te Ching
posted by theoldman at 8:08 am (EST) on Apr 12, 2009
Though I _do_ think your message might have been an error - we've only got _One- book in common and I am probably not only three times as old as you are, according to your picture but also five times as conservative as you might be, if at all.
Nevertheless, curiosity killed the cat, and I guess a very remote grandma sitting in the heart of Austria in good old Europe might be allowed a bit of curiosity!
So if you want to cancel me off again, I'll not be offended,
best regards,
Astrid Staedter
posted by bookswamp at 7:26 am (EST) on Sep 26, 2008