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August 6, 2019August 4, 2019the coffee philosopher Thailand

Boats beached during the dry season at a seafood restaurant near Pattaya Continue reading →

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Bridge Over The River Kwai

August 2, 2019September 27, 2019the coffee philosopher Literature, Thailand

I bought this at World at the CornerWorld At The Corner. Because it takes place in Thailand, it seemed appropriate. Continue reading →

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‘The Four Loves’ By C.S. Lewis

August 1, 2019September 11, 2019the coffee philosopher Religion, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Thailand

I bought this because I had recently read a book about the Inklings and because Solid State Books has a wonderful selection near the bar (yes, they have a bar) on the philosophy shelves. Continue reading →

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World At The Corner

July 30, 2019September 11, 2019the coffee philosopher Literature, Thailand 1 Comment

As it turns out, World at the Corner is a barely two week old bookstore in Bangkok (thank you, May, for letting me know about it). You may know my love for bookstores if you follow me at all. Continue reading →

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Wat Chulabhorn Wararam

July 29, 2019the coffee philosopher Religion, Thailand

Famous for this bamboo shaded path, it was very peaceful. The more so for being well outside of Bangkok.

And while I didn’t take a picture because it seemed disrespectful, I saw my first monk smoking a cigarette.

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Things That Aren’t Creepy At All

July 27, 2019the coffee philosopher Thailand

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Bangkok Wakes To Rain

April 11, 2019September 11, 2019the coffee philosopher Literature, Thailand

I am inclined to want to like novels and about Thailand. And it is a good novel. It is a multi-generational novel that skips back and forth in time and is a perfect example of contemporary ‘world fiction.’ Continue reading →

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