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Nothing Ever Changes And Other Mutations
by Dick Dorworth
154 pages
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This as a collection from more that 50 years of the author's favorite writing. At the age of 86, it is most likely his last book.
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About the Book
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"Nothing Ever Changes And Other Mutations" encourages its readers to do their best to appreciate and savor each moment of this fleeting life, and to neither hang on to the past nor anticipate the future. Learning to focus completely on the moment at hand is, in my opinion, the very best training for the mind, the spirit, the body and the soul to understand and be grateful to and for every sentient being and the flora and fauna, the sun, air and wind,the water, the air and wind, the Earth and the Universe which has, so far, allowed Homo Sapiens to survive. The Earth is somewhere abound four billion years old, and in that time hundreds of thousands of species of flora and fauna have lived and died, as will, in due time, Homo Sapiens.
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| About the Author |
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Dick Dorworth was born in Reno, Nevada in 1938. He graduated from the University of Nevada Reno with a degree in English and a minor in Journalism in 1963. He has published nine books. He lives in Bozeman, Montana where he continues to write. |
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