Monk Bhikkhu Nyanamoli authored the biography The Life of the Buddha, drawing directly from ancient Buddhist scriptures

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Diego Perez authored the book Journey: The Year That Changes Everything under the pen name Young Pueblo

Author Michael Chabon wrote the novel The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay

Diego Perez writes under the pen name Young Pueblo

Diego Perez's book Journey: The Year That Changes Everything includes a section titled Fire 40

Diego Perez's book Journey: The Year That Changes Everything is organized by the elements fire, air, earth, and water

The Will of the Many is a published work of speculative fiction

Diego Perez's book Journey: The Year That Changes Everything includes a section titled Air 15

In Buddhist scripture, the Buddha told his attendant Ananda that spiritual friendship constitutes the entirety of the spiritual path

In Diego Perez's book Journey: The Year That Changes Everything, fire represents accomplishing goals, air represents adaptability, earth represents balance, and water represents nourishing oneself

In Buddhist scriptures, the Buddha maintained personal boundaries by periodically withdrawing into solitary forest retreats away from his monastic community

Ananda was the Buddha's cousin and attendant who orally memorized the Buddha's discourses

Diego Perez's book Journey: The Year That Changes Everything is structured into 365 daily reflections

American academic Deborah Brautigam published 'The Dragon's Gift: The Real Story of China in Africa' in 2009

Deborah Brautigam's 2009 book 'The Dragon's Gift' argues that African economies have benefited from Chinese-funded infrastructure initiatives

Author Bruno Maçães published the book 'The Belt and Road: A Chinese World Order.'

Author Jonathan Hillman published the book 'The Digital Silk Road: China's Quest to Wire the World and Win the Future.'

Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez authored the magical realism novel One Hundred Years of Solitude

C.S. Lewis described J.R.R. Tolkien in his personal journal as insufferable and pompous after their initial faculty meeting

Authors C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien strongly disliked each other upon meeting at an Oxford faculty meeting before bonding over Norse mythology

In 2016, Adam Grant published a New York Times piece critiquing authenticity that quoted Brené Brown out of context, sparking a public feud