Richard Bach

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Topic suggested by Athavan on Mon Mar 15 12:56:37 .


This thread is for both people who know and dont know about this writer. Those who know can send in you point of view on him and those who dont can benifit from them.For a start we'll discuss his best novels jonathan livingston seagull and the bridge across forever - two completely different viewponts on life brought together by a single word 'flight'.

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I'm from Portugal and I'm 18. I like very much Richard's books. My favourite is "the bridge across forever?. I´d learn many things with this book. Richard Bach teached me to fly in many ways, but mostly he made me believe that there is somewhere in this world the soul i look for everyday. I'd like to contact him very much. If someone could make my dream come true i would be glad and grateful. Thanks anyway

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well if i ever run in to him ill tell him to post here lucky me being in washington

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i read bridges across foreever with great enthu. but i believe that r.b. has since divorced. this takes away the credibility of this novel.

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i read bridges across foreever with great enthu. but i believe that r.b. has since divorced. this takes away the credibility of the novel.

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Óãàð!!!!!!!

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Does anyone know where I can get a signed copy of jonathan livingston seagull. I would like to get my hands on one.


thanks
Jeremy

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read no place is too far away!