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Anyone read "True Selves" by Brown and Rounsley?

Started by Arch, October 04, 2008, 01:38:22 PM

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Andrew

Quote from: Arch on October 06, 2008, 12:23:39 AM
Quote from: trapthavok on October 06, 2008, 12:11:19 AM
Bought it,

Read it,

Marked it up,

Passed it along.

It wasn't the best of books but that's probably because it wasn't written by us.

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Boy, that's weird. I thought this might have been one of the books you were talking about awhile back, so I did a search for the book title, but nothing came up. This is the second search I've done recently that came up with nothing when there should have been--and was--something to find. Must've been broken.

I'm definitely going to check this out of the library and not buy a copy.

How about this one: Vanderburgh's Transition and Beyond? It's not in my uni library system, so I went ahead and ordered it. But I would love to hear from anyone who has read it.

Phase Two...


Funny you mention Transition and Beyond -- Vanderburg was my therapist for a while and he's a cool guy. My story's somewhere in the book, actually, under a fake name. I haven't picked up a copy (I'd forgotten about it until now), but it definitely looks worth reading.
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Terra

I use this book as an icebreaker to people who don't understand my explanations. Usually I can then answer any other questions they might have.
"If you quit before you try, you don't deserve to dream." -grandmother
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