Lee Tae-Sang is a journalist, columnist, and published author of twenty-five books. This includes five translations into Korean: Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet, The Garden of the Prophet, Spirits Rebellious, Nymphs of the Valley, and Thomas Mann's Transposed Heads. He has worked within the publishing industry in both Korea and England and is the founder of an online newspaper. He studied religion and philosophy and owned several businesses. As a court interpreter for the City of New York for the past 18 years, he has found the ideal place to reflect on the path of his unpredictable, global life and observe the present human condition.
This memoir is an interesting blend of history and fantasy, of reality and poetry, of high-mindedness with the occasional carnality thrown in…I feel as though – not just for the fact of the words, but also for the ebb and flow of thought direction – I have been wandering the nerve-endings of y...
Praise be to those who in their waning years make others happy. Praise be to those who find light in the darkness and share it with others. Praise be to those who can spread joy through trust and tolerance. Praise be to those who look far beyond themselves to their place in the cosmos. For Lee Tae-S...
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