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About my libraryIf this is even possible, I own too many books. I don't read as many as I'd like - work and life get in the way. Love Canadian literature and books about society/politics/history, as well as art (especially Japanese/Asian art).

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Gaughin = van Gogh? :-)
thanks for blasting thomas friedman. he's a real dipshit and a prime example of literary herd mentality. if you want to read a far better book on globalism and economics take a look at "Bad Samaritans" by ha joon chang.

http://www.librarything.com/work/3863240

one of the chapters appropriately blows friedman's golden straight jacket nonsense right out of the water and directly into the recycling dumpster where it belongs.

cheers.
I enjoyed your review of Tokyo: A Certain Style. I need to see if I can find it here in Nagoya where I live. It at first amazed me about the stuff-stuff-stuff that always was a feature of the "western" part of Japanese dwellings in contrast to the stereotypical image of sparsely and exquisitely pristine Japanese rooms. A newer phenomenon (in the past two years) is more and more little storage unit rentals that are springing up, Fittingly small, Japanese style--I'd doubt you could fit a king size mattress into one--not that anyone has king size beds.
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