...to get old? horrible, horrible... but it's the only way I found to avoid dying young...
Daniel Pennac - French writer- 1944
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Come on the Hitchhiker's Omnibus! This voyage has no biginning, it has no end and the middle is everywhere. It travels across and beyond the globe through mountains of words and valleys of views, this omnibus is a yacht, a submarine or a surfboard, it can ride the waves, or sail subconscious seas, it can transform into spaceship or the flight of a bird. The hitchhikers is today's friend or an icon admired lifetimes ago.
Allen Sutterfield
remembering the Mai Wah
Jong Nan and Della
Ice Cream Monsters
Lysistrata
Allen's Books still to be Read as "MUSTS"
- 415. The Spinoza of Market Street
- 416. Growing Up In New Guinea
- 417. Poems: Mayakovsky
- 418. Tunc
- 419. Ataturk
- 420. Axel’s Castle
Allen Sutterfield : "104 books I must read"
- 1. Among Women Only—Cesare Pavese
- 2. Kaputt—C. Malaparte
- 3. The Counterfeiters---Andre Gide
- 4. The Greek Passion—N. Kazantzakis
- 5. Freedom Or Death—“ “ “
- 6. Christ Recrucified-----“ “ “
- 7. Journals---Andre Gide
- 8. Letters—Marcel Proust
- 9. Les Nuits des Paris--- (?)
- 10 Emile---J.J. Rousseau
- 11 The 45 Guardsmen—A. Dumas
- 12 The Wandering Jew---Eugene Sue
- 13 Mysteeries of Paris---“ “ “
- 14 King of The Mountains—Edmund About
- 15 Man Without Qualities—R. Musil
- 16 The Fox In The Attic—Richard Hughes
- 17 Erewhon Revisited---Samuel Butler
- 18 The Worm Ouroboros---E. R. Eddison
- 19 Arabia Deserta----(?)
- 20 The Sotweed Factor—John Barth
- 21 Elmer Gantry—Sinclair Lewis
- 22 Hudson River Bracketed—E. Wharton
- 23 Poor White---Sherwood Anderson
- 24 Satanstoe—James F. Cooper
- 25 The Prairie—“ “ “
- 26 The Pioneers—“ “ “
- 27 U.S. A. Trilogy—John Dos Passos
- 28 Confessions of a Young Man---“ “
- 29 Three Soldiers----“ “ “
- 30 I Was Dancing---Edwin O’Connor
- 31 Knock And Wait Awhile—(Julius Horwitz???)
- 32 Knock And Wait Awhile—(Julius Horwitz?)
- 33 Kipling And Bubble Gum---(?)
- 34 The Hills Beyond---Thomas Wolfe
- 35 The Plumed Serpent—D.H. Lawrence
- 36 Eternal Fire---(Eudora Welty or Calder Willingham)
- 37 Delta Wedding—Eudora Welty
- 38 Daughter of Silence—Morris L. West
- 39 Shoes of the Fishereman — “ “
- 40 The Enormous Room --- e.e. cummings
- 41 6 Nonlectures -- “ “ “
- 42 The Cid
- 43 Memoirs of a Booklegger --- (??)
- 44 Paris Was Our Mistress ---( ?)
- 45 Wise Men Fish Here ----( ?)
- 46 Shakespeare and Company --- Sylvia Beach
- 47 The Compleat Angler — Isaac Newton
- 48 Blue Voyage — Conrad Aiken
- 49 Ushant — “ “
- 50 Urien’s Voyage- -- (?) (Aiken? Lowry?)
- 51 The Papers of Henry Ryecroft — George Gissing
- 52 Finnley Wren -- Philip Wylie
- 53 Desiree --- AnneMarie Selinko
- 54 Stories — Alexander Kuprin
- 55 The Rebel — A. Camus
- 56 Prospero’s Cel l— L. Durrell
- 57 Autobiography — Yeats
- 58 The Celtic Twilight — (? Yeats?)
- 59 Olivia — (?)
- 60 Wartime Letters -- Rilke
- 61 Selections: -- Leopardi
- 62 Henri Brulard — Stendhal
- 63 The Bible In Spain — George Borrow
- 64 Smoke — Ivan Turgenev
- 65 A Raw Youth — Dostoyevsky
- 66The Insulted and the Injured — “ “
- 67 A Modern Instance — W. Dean Howells
- 68 The Sound of Waves — (Japanese, can’t recall author)
- 69 The Source — J. Michener
- 70 The Ambiguities --- Melville
- 71 Mardi -- “ “
- 72 The Desert of Wheat — Zane Grey
- 73 Stairs of Sand — “ “
- 74 Growth of the Soil — Knut Hamsun
- 75 Homecoming -- “ “
- 76 Mont. St. Michel and Chartres — Henry Adams
- 77 The Education of Henry Adams — “ “
- 78 Midlothian — Sir Walter Scott
- 79 Kenilworth — “ “ “
- 80 Quentin Durward — “ “ “
- 81 The Chequer Board — Nevil Shute
- 82 The Age of Scandal — T.H. Whyte
- 83 The Path to Rome — H. Belloc
- 84 The Infernal World of Branwell Bronte — Daphne du Maurier
- 85 Paracelsus---(anything by or about)
- 86 Swedenborg—(anything by or about)
- 87 Ataturk — (?)
- 88 Dreiser — W. A. Swanberg
- 89 Sinclair Lewis — Mark Schorer
- 90 Scott Fitzgerald — Turnbull
- 91 The Intelligent Heart -- Harry T. Moore
- 92 Turgenev -- (?)
- 93 1,000 Day -- Schlesinger
- 94 Kennedy -- Sorenson
- 95 The Crusades -- Henry Treece
- 96 The Jew -- (?)
- 97 Jews, God and History -- Max I. Dimont
- 98 The Varieties of Religious Experience—W. James
- 99 The Way of Zen -- Alan Watts
- 100 Growing Up in New Guinea -- Margaret Mead
- 101 Aku-Aku -- Thor Heyerdahl
- 102 Journey Into Russia -- Laurens Van Der Post
- 103 Life of Ste. Theresa
- 104 Jerusalem Delivered -- Torquato Tasso
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Blog Archive
I CHING: 64 Guidelines for 2007
- 64 Make love not war
- 63 All's well wit the tried & tested
- 62 With small steps go toward goals
- 61 Be cautious of those in authority
- 60 Perfection is not always attainable
- 59 Take time to analyse yourself
- 58 Be content with your achievements
- 57 Consider your priorities
- 56 Silence is often the best option
- 55 Share your problems
- 54 Waste not your talents
- 53 Concentrate on solid facts
- 52 Wisdome & fortune are bedfellows
- 51 Welcome changes when necessary
- 50 Good or bad times will come to pass
- 49 Have regard for good traditions
- 48 Add courage to your convictions
- 47 Correct errors as you progress
- 46 Fear nothing
- 45 Cultivate harmonious relationships
- 44 Give heed to care & reason
- 43 Avoid petty desires
- 42 Control fate to your advantage
- 41 Charity starts at home
- 40 Forget past follies & mistakes
- 39 Take care if you must leap
- 38 Give help to the less fortunate
- 37 Be loyal with family & friends
- 36 Do not boast to provoke jelousy
- 35 Gain respect honestly
- 34 Seek gracefully safer ground
- 33 Honour your obbligations
- 32 Be in harmony with nature
- 31 Benefit from sound judgement
- 30 Make yours an ideal reality
- 29 Let not thoughts breed fear
- 28 Maintain good income & status
- 27 Do not envy your fellowmen
- 26 Disdain vanity & shallow pursuits
- 25 Let your heart be your guide
- 24 Fulfill honest ambitions
- 23 Avoid arrogance & insincerity
- 22 Uphold right thought & action
- 21 Maintain peace of mind
- 20 Consider before taking action
- 19 Welcome a destiny of success
- 18 Make your own decisions
- 17 Be true to yoursef & others
- 16 Accept humbly good fortune
- 15 Expect no more than life can give
- 14 Be generous with your wealth
- 13 Shun unworthy individuals
- 12 Abide by your ethical values
- 11 Value health, wealth & romance
- 10 Be practical, diligent & tactful
- 9 Be aware of limitations
- 8 Avoid schemes and shady intents
- 7 Be flexible with your opinions
- 6 Avoid rash decisions
- 5 Excessive actions may be opposed
- 4 Walk wihin accepted standards
- 3 Make friends, they may help you
- 2 Be persistent but cautious
- 1 Success follows the bold
About Me
- Della
- If I could choose my identity it would be Lysistrata. Lysistrata and the Athenian women, declared a sex-strike until such time as the men made peace with Sparta. A successful endeavour that resulted in peace among warmongering men. Fictional of course. Aggressivness is the destiny of mankind!
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