“By pushing sentences, words, ideas, images, around on a page…we are trying to cut through the chatter, to recognize what is true.”
Tag Archives: Zen
Interview: Author Dinty W. Moore on Mindfulness and Writing
Posted in Author Interviews Also tagged Buddhism, Dinty W. Moore, Editors, Essayists, Meditation
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The Zen of Steve Jobs
The Zen of Steve Jobs is a brief, creative re-imagining of Jobs’ relationship with the non-traditional San Francisco Zen teacher Kobun Chino Otogawa.
The Literature of Poker
Anyone with an email account or a television is aware that the popularity of the game of poker is at an all-time high.
Posted in Book Reviews Also tagged Andy Bellin, David Sklansky, Gambling, James McManus, Katy Lederer, Phil Hellmuth, Poker
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The Perimeter Man
Society and the people seem to want to be terminally
‘busy.’ Everyone wants a phone in the car. No one wants
any free-time. The assumption here is that free-time is wasted time,
time better spent getting stuff and getting ahead.
A Review of Craig Childs’ Soul of Nowhere
The best thing I can say about the good luck this book brought me is that I didn’t develop my current illness until after reading it and moving on to another.
(Emptiness / “Zen, Buddhism” / and wrds)
A sentence is. Is. the packaging of knowledge. Zen is. Is. the attainment of nothing. Nothing. more than “Did I say that?”" What I add is. Is. what I subtract.
