September 2, 2012
Journey To Ixtlan: The Lessons of Don Juan - by: Carlos Castaneda (1972)
Hailed as Castaneda's best book, but I didn't think so. It wasn't bad, but not as good as I'd hoped it would be. Pretty dry, actually. It now sits unread by other inmates on the FDC book cart. I used to think Don Juan was a real person, after this read, I doubt it. The events are way too contrived to be real at all, much more so than I remember in Castaneda's other books.
Magic and Mystery in Tibet - by: Alexandra David-Neel (1932, 2014)
This is one of those rare books that exposes another culture in a way that really opens it up an lets the reader glimpse for themselves what...
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Another valuable gift from much more than a friend that I must also surrender due to the five-book-limit for BOP prisoners regardless ... -
This is one of those rare books that exposes another culture in a way that really opens it up an lets the reader glimpse for themselves what... -
"The true story of the Steven Stayner abduction case." I never heard about this case until I saw a documentary about it on 20/2...