from kaulsu

Generally, I have found that when an author reads his own works, they are improved. Itzler is the execption that proves the rule, I suppose. His voice is simply .... well, can I say it didn't "resonate" with me? The actual story of his living with the monks was interesting and would have made a n...

from LadyoftheLodge

[Living with the Monks] was not what I expected. I thought this book would be about the monastic life and one man's spiritual retreat at a monastery. Instead, it reads like a business book, full of cute little life maxims. It is an "all about me" kind of book, in that the author talks about his s...

from 1Randal

Couldn't put it down! The author is a great storyteller, and pulls you into his world easily. In this book, he goes to upstate New York to live in a monastery, in order to "unplug" and find some peace in his life. The author writes with a great deal of humor, yet manages to describe his discoveri...

from 1Randal

Couldn't put it down! The author is a great storyteller, and pulls you into his world easily. In this book, he goes to upstate New York to live in a monastery, in order to "unplug" and find some peace in his life. The author writes with a great deal of humor, yet manages to describe his discoveri...