The Golden Troubador

By Gordon B. Bell

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0070043930
• ISBN13: 9780070043930
• Release Date: January 1980
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill
• Length: 331 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Fantasy without doubt.

Mr Bell did a wonderful job of taking the scientology paradigm and converting it in to a fantasy outside our time and place. He wove the ethical sense and spiritual abilities postulated in the scientololgy philosophy, into a quick reading, entertaining story, with out bogging down in doubt about the possibility of the events and characters. Although he seems now to view scientology as some form of spiritual vampirism, I think he can be proud to have captured a feeling it once had in this book, in the metaphor of furry creatures, kings and princesses, and one golden troubador.

SO happy I read this book!

Exactly what the purpose of this book is and how to describe it cannot be put into words, but I know that any persons with a fascination of the state of being and thought and the concept of existance will find the ideas put forth in this book to be mind-opening. Bell's style of writing is wordy and sometimes confusing, but once one grasps the plot of the actual story and the meaning behind it, the translation of his legnthy articulation becomes more readily apparent. I reccomend this book to anyone who thinks of space beyond space and thought beyond thought and has no problem with deciphering long, elaborate sentances.