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Winner of
The New Millenium Award for Fiction
(excerpted from MINYAN)
WILD HEART DANCING:
A One-Day Personal Retreat to Liberate the Artist & Lover Within
Simon & Schuster/Fireside
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CD & Songbook
w/Rabbi David & Shoshana Cooper & Robert Esformes
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Advance Praise for
The 99th Monkey:
"A must read for anyone interested in the phenomenon of spiritual growth in the West over the past forty years."
--Rabbi David A. Cooper,
author of God is a Verb
“... funny, beautifully written, and often extremely moving and thought-provoking..”
--Colin Wilson,
author of The Outsider
"Thankfully, Sobel's utter failure to get enlightened is chronicled with laughter, irreverence, insight and raw truth.”
--Gabrielle Roth,
author of Sweat Your Prayers,
"...balancing between wisdom and absurdity, Eliezer Sobel provides a generous contribution to countercultural history."
--Paul Krassner,
author of One Hand Jerking
"This book made me happier than most of the spiritual books I read these days. Enjoy."
--Wes `Scoop' Nisker,
author of The Big Bang, The Buddha,
& the Baby Boom
“By all means follow The 99th Monkey down the road apiece that passeth understanding. It looks like big fun."
--Wavy Gravy,
author of
Something Good for a Change
Minyan:
Winner of the
Peter Taylor Prize
For the Novel
FIRST NOVEL BLUES:
The Story Behind Minyan
"HOLY FOOL"
a profile of Eliezer Sobel from THE FORWARD
"ONE IN A MINYAN"
Review of Minyan from The Daily Progress
Charlottesville, VA
PRAISE FOR MINYAN: “Who knew he could write like that? My son is a genius.” --Mrs. Sobel, One of my favorite jokes:Two wise old rabbis are walking on the beach, contemplating life in companionable silence. Finally one rabbi says to the other, “I’ve been thinking…”“And what is it you’ve been thinking?”“I’ve been thinking that the very best thing… is never to have been born at all.” If you think this joke is funny, read this book. If you don’t think this joke is funny, read this book. It is funny and sad and funny, but not so... existentially enigmatic... there is a taste of bitter herbs along with the sponge cake. And then a final vision - not so much one of happiness as of grace.” --John Casey, --Alan Wier.
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