New book from the guy who wrote Zen Guitar!

[hannaugh]

I don't know when this came out, but I just discovered that there is a follow up to Zen Guitar, which is a great book about guitar and living life in general:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1929395493/ref=pe_606_14079790_pe_ar_t1

 

[Return of Guitlouie]

Whoa, I just referenced Zen Guitar in another of your threads, without having seen this one.  I guesss a trip to the bookstore is in order.  Who am I kidding, we go to the bookstore at least twice a week anyway, I just now have something in particular to look for.

 

[hannaugh]

Yeah, I think I need to go look for it on Tuesday when I have a day off.  There's a B&N right near my house.

 

[Mor Paul]

Whoa, I just referenced Zen Guitar in another of your threads, without having seen this one.  I guesss a trip to the bookstore is in order.  Who am I kidding, we go to the bookstore at least twice a week anyway, I just now have something in particular to look for.

You've already got a copy of Zen Guitar? Was it at Barnes and Noble? at Triangle Town Center, Cary, or what?

 

[Return of Guitlouie]

I actually got Zen Guitar when it came out.  Don't remember where, but we frequent the B&N at Triangle Town Center, and the Broders at Six Forks Rd.  My Absolute fave, though is Edward McKay Used Books and more on Capital.  They have Books, Vinyl, CD's, Games for the kiddos, and all kinds of really cool people working there.

 

[Mor Paul]

I actually got Zen Guitar when it came out.  Don't remember where, but we frequent the B&N at Triangle Town Center, and the Broders at Six Forks Rd.  My Absolute fave, though is Edward McKay Used Books and more on Capital.  They have Books, Vinyl, CD's, Games for the kiddos, and all kinds of really cool people working there.

I love McKay's. The records there are in great condition, and lots of cool books. My brother's best friend's cousin works there I considered it, but you have to be 18.