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The book's proverbial qualities, delivered in simple prose straddling meditation and poetry...[adds] previously unpublished poems and adages discovered in archives...In addition, the rich foreword by poet Daniel Ladinsky along with the introduction by Einhorn flesh out the relationship between Gibran and his benefactor, Mary Haskell, and provide context for various unpublished writings...A rich collection for all interested in the work and ongoing legacy of Gibran. -- Library Journal A captivating centennial edition...packed with newly discovered material, including 150 of Gibran's never before published prose poems, aphorisms, and passages from The Earth Gods not included in any other edition...Insightful verses that will be uplifting to those going through difficult times. Both devotees and those new to Gibran's work will love this. -- Publishers Weekly

A captivating centennial edition...packed with newly discovered material, including 150 of Gibran's never before published prose poems, aphorisms, and passages from The Earth Gods not included in any other edition...Insightful verses that will be uplifting to those going through difficult times. Both devotees and those new to Gibran's work will love this. -- Publishers Weekly The book's proverbial qualities, delivered in simple prose straddling meditation and poetry...[adds] previously unpublished poems and adages discovered in archives...In addition, the rich foreword by poet Daniel Ladinsky along with the introduction by Einhorn flesh out the relationship between Gibran and his benefactor, Mary Haskell, and provide context for various unpublished writings...A rich collection for all interested in the work and ongoing legacy of Gibran. -- Library Journal

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"Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931), an artist, poet, and writer, was born in Lebanon and spent much of his productive life in the United States. He is known in the English-speaking world primarily for The Prophet, a book of twenty-six poetic essays published in 1923 which achieved cult status. He remains one of the world's bestselling poets, second only to Shakespeare and Lao-Tzu. To many he is a genius whose philosophical and prophetic style convey important messages about life and humanity in a simple, yet beautifully eloquent manner, which was described by Library Journal as poetic prose, half New Testament and half Walt Whitman."" Dalton Hilu Einhorn is the son of Virginia Hilu, the editor who produced the first-ever book from the Gibran/ Haskell archives at the University of North Carolina. Following in her footsteps after her tragic, young death, he gained permission to return to the collection, in which he discovered over 150 Gibran pieces never before published. Kevin Kenerly, an AudioFile Earphones Award-winning narrator, earned a BA degree at Olivet College. A longtime member of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, he has acted in more than twenty seasons, playing dozens of roles."

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