On September 11, 2001, writer Gregory Pleshaw watched the Twin Towers fall on a television screen inside a sailboat parked in San Francisco Harbor. Recently returned from Burning Man, Pleshaw scuttled plans to go to New York City and instead traded a tower computer for a GMC van and drove up the coast for a three-year odyssey that included San Francisco and Seattle. In that time he wrote a number of interesting essays and launched one of his all-time favorite projects, “Wish Paper.” The musings of this period were put together in 2004 as a subscriber-financed independent paperback and are now available for the first time as Kindle book for the low low price of $5.23. Check it out.
The Collapse of Time: Confessions of a Quantum Humanist, now available as a Kindle book
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I am a bookworm, love to read books by different authors. One of my friends mentioned your books and I thought about checking it out. I was wondering if ‘The Collapse of Time’ would be available in print version. I don’t have a Kindle and won’t be able to buy one in the near future. Any plans of releasing the printed version? I would like to know if a preview of your book is available, as I didn’t find it on the Amazon page. Thanks.
Looks like it could be an interesting read – cool cover design for the book. I’ve never heard the term “Quantum Humanist” before, but it sounds like an interesting idea and experience.
Wow.Gregory is such an interesting person.i wish i could have seen him.GMC van is a unique ides.Quite interesting.I want to read Wish Paper very badly now.I just came across him now only,But dying to know about him and about his essays.
It’s great to see that in our day and time you can still find people like Gregory. Although the beat generation is long gone, Gregory decided to take on a seemingly epic adventure: just a man, his GMC van and thoughts on a paper. This book looks like a breath of fresh air and I look forward to reading it.
Great article! Sounds like an interesting topic, wouldnt have ever considering reading this book before I read this. Keep posting, you got talent! Cant wait to see what you post next. Thanks!
This looks like a really interesting book. Gregory is such an interesting person. I really need to read “wish paper” right now!
As said before, i would love to have a preview of the book since amazon doesn’t provide.
This book sounds fascinating, well worth a read. I just bought a kindle and I’d love to add Gregory’s book to my collection. Looking forward to reading it. Many thanks for the information.
i love to read book of different authors.One of my friends mentioned your books and I thought about checking it out. I was wondering if ‘The Collapse of Time’ would be available in print version
Im sure seeing the “collapse” is amazing and scary at the same time but Gregory took it an as adventure and viola shared it to everyone! I hope others could be so courageous like what Gregory did for this experience! I find it interesting also, so not only Im commenting on this but I will find the book soon and read it! and Im already getting the vibe of “2-thumbs up”!!
This sounds like a fantastic book. I’m a bit of a bookworm (I’ve lived behind a library my entire life) and because of this, I don’t own a kindle, but boy, if I did, I’d snap this up in a heartbeat. ^_^
To be honest, I usually stick to science fiction or fantasy, but this seems like an incredible story.
This blog is a great read by a great writer and I am very excited to read “The Collapse of Time: Confessions of a Quantum Humanist.” Gregory Pleshaw never seems to disappoint!
excellent article.This book looks like a breath of fresh air and I look forward to reading it.thanks for your greate information.i want to know more about Gregory’s books.very intersting topics.i thought you wrote a number of interesting essays and launched one of his all-time favorite projects, “Wish Paper.” again thank you for your valuable information.
This book sounds amazing. Gregory is a true talent and an incredible person. I wonder if he has a girlfriend? I would love to spend some time with him in the back of that GMC van. This book is definitely at the top of my “wish paper”!!
This truly is a great article and it seems like an interesting topic too. Gregary must be a creative guy with a nice attitude. I look forward reading this book and I’m sure that it contains talent. I can’t really wait to see what “Wish Paper” is !!! Thanks and keep up the good work… All the best!
Wow, Gregory seems to be such a talented writer. I want to know more about his book and learn about being a Quantum Humanist. I like sexy intellectual men very much, but they are hard to find in my part of the world
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