The Abide Guide: Living Like Lebowski

Oliver Benjamin · Dwayne Eutsey

sie 2011 · Simon and Schuster

Informacje o e-booku

The Dude abides . . . and you can too, with the Seven Spiritual Laws of Taking it Easy and other Lebowski-level wisdom.

When you seek salvation from this stressed out, uptight world, there’s only one man to go to for guidance—the Dude. At once helpful, funny and profound (like The Big Lebowski itself), this survival guide from the founders of the Church of the Latter-Day Dude and their top disciples shows how to be as Dude-like as the Dude (well, almost):

•Secrets of sacred Dudeist practices

•The Seven Spiritual Laws of Taking it Easy

•Great Dudes who changed the world (without really trying)

•New feminist philosophy for special ladies

•The Way of the Dude applied to politics, ethics, and finances

•A twelve-step program for personal dudevolution

•The science of really tying your room together

All this and a lot more what-have-you. So the next time life throws you a gutterball, just pick up this book and ask, “What Would the Dude Do?” It’s your answer for everything.

O autorze

Oliver Benjamin is the founder of The Church of the Latter-Day Dude, better known as Dudeism - a religion with over 600,000 ordained "Dudeist Priests" worldwide. He wrote and illustrated The Tao of the Dude and The Dude De Ching, compiled and edited Lebowski 101 and co-wrote The Abide Guide, a Dudeist self help book. He is also a travel writer (The Outsider's Guide to Thailand), and a novelist (Holy Shit!). Unpublished novels include Big American Breakfast and Abyssinia. You can find him at his websites: http://oliverbenjamin.net; http://dudeism.com; and http://dudespaper.comIn addition to serving as Dudeism's Arch Dudeship, Dwayne Eutsey is a writer/editor who has more years of experience practicing his craft than he'd care to admit. Across the sands of time, his editorial career in publishing has helped Dwayne feed the monkey (more or less) and has allowed him to work on a book about Great Dude from History Mark Twain's unconventional religious views.