Sage-ing While Age-ing
"I've been a questioner all my life..."\ So begins bestselling author and award-winning actress Shirley MacLaine, as she invites readers to join her on the most powerful, provocative journey of her life. Over the years, Shirley has firmly established herself as a fearless, iconoclastic thinker and seeker of truth. Now, as she confronts the realities and rewards of growing older, she reflects on the greater understanding of her own place in the universe that her experiences have brought to...
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Hollywood actress Shirley MacLaine had a successful, indeed Oscar-winning career when she embarked on a second life as a new age author in the early '80s. Her writings obviously touched a chord; both Out on a Limb and The Camino became reader favorites. In this cleverly titled memoir, Shirley apprises her readers of more recent events and revelations, touching everything from spiritual well-being and the after-life to health, nutrition, and personal enlightenment. Insights and reflections from a happily aging sage. Graham Christian - Library Journal Something about MacLaine beggars intelligent response, whether it is the provocative and perhaps illegal things her body did in Sweet Charityor the improbable and certainly entertaining things her soul has been doing for the last several thousand years. Beloved dancer and actress and the author of ten best-selling "memoirs," she concedes that she is now occasionally confused. She admits only to confusion about her car keys, but the rest of us, while glad of her company, wish she would clarify our confusion about whether she is talking about Ocean's Eleven, Star Beings, Stephen Hawking, or Atlantis, all of which she discusses with eager rapidity. In this fine roller-coaster ride of memory, speculation, and prognostication, MacLaine has a mighty good time, and many readers will be happy to ride with her. P.S. Just hang on until December 12, 2012, and tell them Shirley sent you. For most collections. [See Prepub Alert, 7/07.]
\ From Barnes & NobleHollywood actress Shirley MacLaine had a successful, indeed Oscar-winning career when she embarked on a second life as a new age author in the early '80s. Her writings obviously touched a chord; both Out on a Limb and The Camino became reader favorites. In this cleverly titled memoir, Shirley apprises her readers of more recent events and revelations, touching everything from spiritual well-being and the after-life to health, nutrition, and personal enlightenment. Insights and reflections from a happily aging sage.\ \ \ \ \ Library JournalSomething about MacLaine beggars intelligent response, whether it is the provocative and perhaps illegal things her body did in Sweet Charityor the improbable and certainly entertaining things her soul has been doing for the last several thousand years. Beloved dancer and actress and the author of ten best-selling "memoirs," she concedes that she is now occasionally confused. She admits only to confusion about her car keys, but the rest of us, while glad of her company, wish she would clarify our confusion about whether she is talking about Ocean's Eleven, Star Beings, Stephen Hawking, or Atlantis, all of which she discusses with eager rapidity. In this fine roller-coaster ride of memory, speculation, and prognostication, MacLaine has a mighty good time, and many readers will be happy to ride with her. P.S. Just hang on until December 12, 2012, and tell them Shirley sent you. For most collections. [See Prepub Alert, 7/07.]\ \ —Graham Christian\ \
