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Gives Birth to a Buddhist Monk
“It’s a Boy!
It’s a Book! It’s Supermonk!”
Bangkok, Thailand –
November 1, 2007 Texas author A. D. Thompson has astounded the literary world
by impregnating himself by spontaneous self-symbiotic conception and publishing
the resultant book DINER DHARMA with the Publishing Imprint Lulu.
Thompson absorbed
stories on his travels in Asia,
Travels with the Fish author
C Y Gopinath had this to say: “Thompson should have been on a Harley Davidson riding some
arrow straight road in a blue-sky desert. This book is meant to be sipped
between destination-free journeys, a few sips at each halt so that its voices
may grow on you and become like diner buddies. Dan Thompson's gift is brevity
and his wit lies in the words he allows others to speak.” Gary Dale Bulldog Cearley, author of Lurid
Tales from Bawdville (also of Lulu Press), added
that DINER DHARMA was “funnier than a duck at a cock fight!”
Thompson,
the proud father of all this brouhaha, as surprised as anyone about birthing a
Buddhist monk in rural West Texas claimed he could not explain and insisted all
his acts of creation are safe and consensual, but finally admitted he had
broken “more than one pen writing this wild baby!”
Thompson added one document in his
defence- DINER DHARMA- and asked that accusers read it carefully. The back cover reads: Monk saw a sign. It was that
sign that brought a Buddhist monk off the roads of
A. D. THOMPSON is professor of English at
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