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A review by tintinintibet
Golf in the Kingdom by Michael Murphy
1.0
A short story followed by a lazy amalgamation of 1-2 page mini half-baked essays and, in one case, a list of a hundred people. What? Writers pull that together. Tell me it is reflective of the separateness of our world, fine, I call it one star effort.
Admittedly my expectations were very high, particularly for those who claim to be pursuing such mental, universal, spiritual wholeness; but the first part of the book was 2-3 stars, the second was zero stars if not negative. It felt like a series of random mediations, but here of the ADHD type that lasts a page or two before being distracted by some other thought and then distracted again.
Admittedly my expectations were very high, particularly for those who claim to be pursuing such mental, universal, spiritual wholeness; but the first part of the book was 2-3 stars, the second was zero stars if not negative. It felt like a series of random mediations, but here of the ADHD type that lasts a page or two before being distracted by some other thought and then distracted again.