Time to throw out some writers who have made a positive impact on my life and writing! I'll present these authors in a few words, and make a suggested reading.
Today I recommend:
Naturalist and gifted writer/wild animal Thoreau's life
, as recorded by himself. You get to sit on his shoulder as he takes you through his life experiences. It is like nothing else I've ever read. He manages to express thoughts that we've all had in ways so beautiful it will make you rethink your own world. It's available for around $15 on amazon if you follow this link.


Sounds interesting. I bookmarked this post to check it later.
ReplyDeleteNot a bad buy, been meaning to delve into the world of environmentalism for a while, reading Darwin at the moment. Sounds fantastic.
ReplyDeleteNice man :)
ReplyDeleteSounds good, I'll check it out
ReplyDeleteI will check it out.
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ReplyDeleteSounds Interesting!
ReplyDeleteI've read Walden. Good stuff
ReplyDeleteLooks great mate!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to read that sometime.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys!
ReplyDelete@tortacular haha man you leave comments that make me go "wat?" so often ><
Epic!
ReplyDelete*waits for your next post*
ReplyDeleteThoreau was one of the great thinkers of our time
ReplyDeletehaha, nice
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ReplyDeletegood stuff here man
ReplyDeleteThat book must have some good tips =)
ReplyDeleteand I like the first photo <3 It make me remember one of the stages of Donkey Kong Country, lol
amazing journal
ReplyDeletehmm havnt read a book in a while
ReplyDeleteI need to check that out. thanks
ReplyDeleteThoreau is an epic writer :D
ReplyDeleteSounda alright, may have to check it out sometime.
ReplyDeletecool I love reading Thoreau,
ReplyDeletewicked blog post dude,
keep it coming!
I'll check it out!
ReplyDeleteive heard of that journal before
ReplyDeleteive seen that journal somewhere before
ReplyDeleteI remember reading him in highschool
ReplyDeletepart of me always wanted to follow in his footsteps, at least in the way he separated himself from society to experience nature without any modern distractions
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I think I have a thoreau book somewhere, it is definitely on my "To Read" List :D
ReplyDeleteIf I find a copy in stores I'll consider buying it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I have my own copy and will give it another read soon :)
ReplyDeleteawesome keep em coming
ReplyDeleteThoreau was brilliant.
ReplyDeleteOn my list 'todo' but this list is so long...
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine recommended me this book some months ago. I guess fate wants me to read it.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is awesome! Really like it!
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good writer!
ReplyDeleteThoreau was the boss
ReplyDeleteI never thought about it that way...
ReplyDeletesounds pretty good man i'll check it out
ReplyDeletethis is pretty cool
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds pretty amazing. I'll have to give it a read.
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