Dialogues with the Wise Woman - Devens, Richard Todd
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An award-winning novel for anyone who's ever stumbled and wondered how to start again. George Sistern thought he was chasing love-but one con artist's scam shatters his trust, drains his savings, and sends him spiraling into pain, guilt, and a desire for revenge. In a desperate search for meaning, he turns to Mildred Markowitz, a brilliant psychologist and philosopher whose fearless honesty cuts through his emotional turmoil. Their conversations take him far beyond the scam that ruined him, diving into profound questions about life, morality, self-awareness, and what it truly means to heal. As…mehr

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An award-winning novel for anyone who's ever stumbled and wondered how to start again. George Sistern thought he was chasing love-but one con artist's scam shatters his trust, drains his savings, and sends him spiraling into pain, guilt, and a desire for revenge. In a desperate search for meaning, he turns to Mildred Markowitz, a brilliant psychologist and philosopher whose fearless honesty cuts through his emotional turmoil. Their conversations take him far beyond the scam that ruined him, diving into profound questions about life, morality, self-awareness, and what it truly means to heal. As George plays piano at Mildred's gatherings to pay for his sessions, he's drawn into a world of sharp debates, unexpected allies, and life lessons that challenge everything he believes about justice, revenge, and the human condition. Thought-provoking, emotional, and transformative, Dialogues with the Wise Woman is a gripping, psychological journey for readers who crave books with depth, meaning, and the kind of story that lets you discover life's answers for yourself.
Autorenporträt
Richard Devens is a classically trained pianist who actively performs and teaches. He is also a public speaker who regularly addresses audiences throughout the country on a multitude of topics. As a writer, his articles have appeared in newspapers, as well as such music magazines as Piano Guild Notes ("What is Talent?" 1992; "Earl Wild - The Romantic Master," 1996), and martial arts magazines such as Kung Fu Tai Chi (formerly Kungfu Wushu), Official Karate, Karate/Kung-fu Illustrated, and Black Belt. Richard co-authored the book Martial Arts for Kids (Weatherhill, 1997). His second book, Rational Polemics, was a 2013 Foreword Reviews IndieFab Book of the Year Award Winner, a 2014 Reader Views Reviewers Choice Award recipient, and a second-place winner in Philosophy at the 20th Annual Colorado Independent Publishers Association EVVY Book Awards, also in 2014. Dialogues with the Wise Woman was a 2024 Literary Titan Gold Book Award Winner and a first-place winner in Philosophy at the 2024 Pacific Book Awards. He is passionate about philosophy, human achievement, and transcendence. He lives in New York.