Gary Simoni has worked as a ski instructor, journalist, track and field coach, carpenter and teacher at both public and private schools. His articles have appeared in many small town newspapers as well as Northwest Magazine, once a feature of The Sunday Oregonian. He enjoys writing in various forms and styles, and has written novels, stories, poems, essays, and a training manual for competitive middle distance running.
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Reflection
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- ISBN8235193512
- EAN9798235193512
- Date de parution05/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
A novel needs to contain 50, 000 words and more if you wish to be in the good graces of Publishing, which I don't, don't give a hoot, suggesting that if you question my label your answer becomes the misfortune of the question. REFLECTION is what the reader makes of it. Wilfred Bion's only goal as a psychoanalyst was to teach people to think, to think so as to ameliorate, in some practical way, the psychological trauma of what we chose to call reality.
Reflection is a drop in the bottomless bucket, a moment to consider, coyote, nose in the air, dogtrotting to a meal, pelicans on the wing, spider webs, or the bells of Santa Rosalia. A rose by any other name still pricks.
Reflection is a drop in the bottomless bucket, a moment to consider, coyote, nose in the air, dogtrotting to a meal, pelicans on the wing, spider webs, or the bells of Santa Rosalia. A rose by any other name still pricks.












