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Whither the Westerly Wind (eBook, ePUB) - Campbell, George S.
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Whither is wandering the western culture? This you'll discover and as the reader will enter on a fantastic allegorical venture, written in rhyming verse to tear you out of reality and let you, whether alive or dead, fly through a kaleidoscope of adventures to taste culture in reality. You'll meet others on this trip: dining with monsters, lithe maidens in dream worlds, dancing with witches and friars on Walpurgis Night, mythical knights and real folks, God and the devil, everyone and no one. Whither the westerly wind? You'll find out on this fantastic journey.

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Whither is wandering the western culture? This you'll discover and as the reader will enter on a fantastic allegorical venture, written in rhyming verse to tear you out of reality and let you, whether alive or dead, fly through a kaleidoscope of adventures to taste culture in reality. You'll meet others on this trip: dining with monsters, lithe maidens in dream worlds, dancing with witches and friars on Walpurgis Night, mythical knights and real folks, God and the devil, everyone and no one. Whither the westerly wind? You'll find out on this fantastic journey.

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Autorenporträt
George S. Campbell was born in Roseburg, Oregon, USA, in the year 1934 and grew up in Bremerton near Seattle, Washington. He graduated from University of Washington with a BS and MA in Mathematics. Joined IBM in 1962 at Vienna, Austria, and was in various professional and managerial positions at first in Austria and later for the Eastern European Countries. Married Regina Balat in 1963 and is still married to her. He has two children, four grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. Living life in retirement since 1994.