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	<title>Comments on: Book review: A big new free happy unusual life (2.5/5)</title>
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		<title>By: Lainie</title>
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		<description>Hmmm . . . sounds like more &quot;creativity porn,&quot; and thank you for being thoughtful and critical in the very best sense of the word -- i.e. discriminating. Seems like these books are a dime a dozen these days; there&#039;s obviously a huge market for them, but it&#039;s all the same mushy pop-spirituality. Not that I&#039;m not guilty of buying a few or several, but I always end up with buyer&#039;s remorse, feeling like the time would have been better spent working and the money better spent on art supplies . . .</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hmmm . . . sounds like more &#8220;creativity porn,&#8221; and thank you for being thoughtful and critical in the very best sense of the word &#8212; i.e. discriminating. Seems like these books are a dime a dozen these days; there&#8217;s obviously a huge market for them, but it&#8217;s all the same mushy pop-spirituality. Not that I&#8217;m not guilty of buying a few or several, but I always end up with buyer&#8217;s remorse, feeling like the time would have been better spent working and the money better spent on art supplies . . .</p>
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