books by Entwhistle Books (apparently performing fabulously)

books by Entwhistle Books

books:

Fox and Hare: the story of a Friday evening

1 review
Chester Anderson

Entwhistle Books, 1980

NOT a children's book!
I haven't read this book so pay no attention to the stars. This is an adult novel involving gay men, sex & drugs. Buy this for a friend who enjoys those things but do not buy this for your [...].

Apple Bay: Or Life on the Planet
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1999

The International Bill of Human Rights
Paul Williams, Adolfo Perez Esquivel, ...

Entwhistle Books, 1999

The full text and complete story of the most exciting, most important document of our times, and what it means for our future.

Das Energi

17 reviews
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1982

this was my bible
i found a copy of this book in a thrift store in okc when i was 17. for a year i would read it everyday. after the southern babtist had their way with me i was looking for some truth. i found this book and formed my belief system around it. it has guided me thru life and now that i have learned more about life from experience, i'm glad mr. williams book was there to arm me. i emailed paul ...

Bob Dylan: Performing Artist the Middle Years, 1974-1986

1 review
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 2000

If you're serious about Dylan, then this is a 'must have'.
Kept chair side to consult as I listen through the immense journey and library of language, thought, dreams and supporting musicians of the song or album. Have all three vol.s: Early, Mid and Later. If you have interest or a need to know, like I need, then Williams lays out generally what you are looking for and information that never even occurred to you. As opposed to Wikipedia (my previous ...

Coming

1 review
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1999

Paul Williams is a tripper ...
THis book, along with Das Energi, is a good way to traverse into the slippery world of the hippy philosopher. Together, they are very insightful and thought provoking, while retaining a bit of "common sense." I 'high'ly recommend this set of books.

Dylan - What Happened?

2 reviews
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1980

excellent look at born-again bob
this is a fabulous book. the insights into dylan and his work are very revealing and it should appeal to all dylan fans. williams tries very hard and succeeds in bringing us closer to bob and his relationship with christ. sure enough there is alot of speculation but the analysis is very revealing. the beauty and power of dylan's relationship with god is strongly illuminated and undeniable. dylan ...

Rock and Roll the 100 Best Singles

1 review
Paul Williams, Cindy Lee Berryhill

Entwhistle Books, 1993

Poignant And Passionate - An Absolute Must!
The short essays contained in this book provide us with 100 beautiful and passionate reminders of what a record can mean to a listener. Written straight from the heart and with a poignancy that transcends mere criticism, this book is an absolute must for any true rock 'n roll fan.

The Book of Houses: An Astrological Guide to the Harvest Cycle in Human Life

4 reviews
Robert Cole, Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1999

On a desert island!
If I were stranded on a desert island and could only have one astrology book - this is it! Have been using this cycle of houses in my life for over 15 years - it's amazing!

Remember Your Essence

2 reviews
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1999

Wonderful! Insightful!
For anyone seeking the answer to, "Why am I here?" this is one of the world's best books, ranking right up there with "The Teachings of the Compassionate Buddha." It is a short lesson about why and who each of us is what we are. I congratulate Paul Williams for his concise thoughts and perfect understanding.

Twisted Kicks

2 reviews
Tom Carson

Entwhistle Books, 1999

"It's not what you mean, it's how it sounds."
"Twisted Kicks" is no less than one of the great novels of our (or anyone's) time. I've read it many times and it never fails to thrill and delight me. This amazing book chronicles the lives of several diverse characters in the mythical town of Icarus, VA in the late 70's-early 80's. An almost perfect time-capsule of the druggy mixture of boredom and glam that was so many teen's lives at that ...

Only Apparently Real

1 review
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1999

How Does One Fashion A Book Of Resistance?
How does one fashion a book of resistance, a book of truth in an empire of falsehood, or a book of rectitude in an empire of vicious lies? How does one do this right in front of the enemy? Not through the old-fashioned ways of writing while you're in the bathroom, but how does one do that in a truly future technological state? Is it possible for freedom and independence to arise in new ways ...

Argyll

2 reviews
Theodore Sturgeon

Entwhistle Books, 1993

A must for Sturgeon fans. A insight into what a writer does
Anyone who has ever read a Sturgeon story is affected in some way. His stories have a way of staying in 'there', and you find yourself turning them over in your mind, trying to see see them at every angle. Your not sure what it is that you are holding in your mind, or even how it was made, but it rings somehow very true and real. If you have never read anything by Sturgeon, just pick out ...

How to Become Fabulously Wealthy at Home in 30 Minutes by Letting Go of the Desire to Be Wealthy: The ...
Paul Williams

Entwhistle Books, 1999

"This pamphlet's assertion that it is possible for the reader to become fabulously wealthy in 30 minutes is based on its author's enthusiasm upon hearing Confucius's wonderful promise, 'All things come to the person who is modest and kind...' and recognizing it as being very close to similar statements by Jesus Christ and the Buddha. If all these sages concur, surely this recipe is worth testing in our own lives..."