Books with author G. Robert

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IF you’re looking for gifts to buy for your co-workers, should you be sensible or silly? We think there’s not nearly enough playfulness in the world, which is why we have this awesome journal gag gifts for you to peruse. This Funny little journal is perfect for your Coworkers, Boss or employees. Show them your love, resentment, and angst with this sarcastic notebook. Maybe your boss and coworkers need a little laugh this holiday•120 blank lined pages•6 inches by 9 inch

The cliffs rose sheer from the jungle, towering ramparts of stone that glinted jade–blue and dull crimson in the rising sun, and curved away and away to east and west above the waving emerald ocean of fronds and leaves. It looked insurmountable, that giant palisade with its sheer curtains of solid rock in which bits of quartz winked dazzlingly in the sunlight. But the man who was working his tedious way upward was already halfway to the top. He came of a race of hillmen, accustomed to scaling forbidding crags, and he was a man of unusual strength and agility. His only garment was a pair of short red silk breeks, and his sandals were slung to his back, out of his way, as were his sword and dagger.

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Robert M. Pirsig is an American author and philosopher known for his book ‘Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance’. He was a bright student and very curious to understand various singularities of life. He lost interest in studies and dropped out of school. He served the U.S Army for a short while before returning back to earn a bachelorette in Eastern Philosophy. His curiosity to further research on Eastern philosophy made him study at ‘Banaras Hindu University’. After coming back to his native, he started working as a freelance journalist and technical writer while writing short stories. His writing skills encouraged him to publish his first philosophical book ‘Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values’. He had recorded his philosophical discoveries during his motorcycle journey from Minnesota to California. His next book ‘Lila: An Inquiry into Morals’ was a semi-autobiographical book and has been acknowledged to have developed the ‘Metaphysics of Quality’.

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IF you’re looking for gifts to buy for your co-workers, should you be sensible or silly? We think there’s not nearly enough playfulness in the world, which is why we have this awesome journal gag gifts for you to peruse. This Funny little journal is perfect for your Coworkers, Boss or employees. Show them your love, resentment, and angst with this sarcastic notebook. Maybe your boss and coworkers need a little laugh this holiday•120 blank lined pages•6 inches by 9 inch

Lost Indian Gold is the story of an eleven year old boy, Spud, who became lost in the swamps when his family was evicted from their farm. He soon teamed up with two girls his age, Laura and Suzy, and two Indians, Cricket and Gold Eagle, to discover the lost Indian treasure ahead of two local bullies. But before he did, he had to scrap for his life when a ’gator got after him and he was forced to act like a “swamp creature” in a County Fair.When Spud gets hopelessly lost in the swamp, he makes himself a camp and sets out to survive. He has a confrontation with a hungry alligator and some close shaves with two bullies, even takes a swim in an underground river. But his luck isn't all bad. He makes friends with two girls his age, Laura and Suzy. Not only that, he overhears the bullies talk about gold buried someplace in the swamp, maybe on a sacred island. That gold could mean a new farm for his Mama and Papa. They had just been evicted.After a Halloween confrontation with the bullies, Spud ends up swimming for his life in an underground river that leads him to the sacred island. There is no gold, just some old Indian skins marked with strange symbols. The girls and Spud team up with an Indian man and his son, Cricket, to find the gold. Spud finds the "sacred island," but no gold. Just some old leather skins marked with strange symbols. Then, thanks to the two bullies, he ends up in a traveling circus as a "wild boy." That's when something happens that makes him believe he knows exactly where that gold is buried. But he has to get rescued from the circus first, and then he has to get to the gold before the bullies can catch him. Laura and Suzy help rescue him and they head into the swamp to find the treasure. Unfortunately, the two bullies are close on their trail.

Because it all seems so improbable-so horribly impossible to me now, sitting here safe and sane in my own library-I hesitate to record an episode which already appears to me less horrible than grotesque. Yet, unless this story is written now, I know I shall never have the courage to tell the truth about the matter-not from fear of ridicule, but because I myself shall soon cease to credit what I now know to be true. Yet scarcely a month has elapsed since I heard the stealthy purring of what I believed to be the shoaling undertow-scarcely a month ago, with my own eyes, I saw that which, even now, I am beginning to believe never existed.

Created complete, equipped for sporadic multiplication and later for auto-fertilization, the restless sex, intensely bored by the process of procreation, presently invented an auxiliary and labeled him. A fool proceeding, for the inherited mania for invention obsessed him and he began to invent gods. The only kind of gods that his imagination could conceive were various varieties of supermen, stronger, more cruel, craftier than he. And with these he continued to derive satisfaction by scaring himself. But the restless sex remained restless; the invention of the sign of Mars, far from bringing content, merely increased the capacity of the sex for fidgeting. And its insatiate curiosity concerning its own handiwork increased. This handiwork, however, fulfilled rather casually the purpose of its inventor, and devoted the most of its time to the invention of gods, endowing the most powerful of them with all its own cowardice, vanity, intolerance and ferocity. "He made us," they explained with a modesty attributable only to forgetfulness. "Believe in him or he'll damn you. And if he doesn't, we will!" they shouted to one another. And appointed representatives of various denominations to deal exclusively in damnation.

IF you’re looking for gifts to buy for your co-workers, should you be sensible or silly? We think there’s not nearly enough playfulness in the world, which is why we have this awesome journal gag gifts for you to peruse. This Funny little journal is perfect for your Coworkers, Boss or employees. Show them your love, resentment, and angst with this sarcastic notebook. Maybe your boss and coworkers need a little laugh this holiday•120 blank lined pages•6 inches by 9 inch