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The Monday Morning Memo

A wildly successful Wizard of Ads partner forgot to warn the client and, well, he got fired. Let’s let him tell the story in his own words.

If you like what Johnny is saying (and you will,) consider attending the 2-day class he will be teaching with Chris Maddock, (another of The Great Ones,) in the tower at Wizard Academy September 19 and 20. Two days and three nights with a fabulous group of people, good food, and knowledge that will make you money. And if you have ever attended a class at Wizard Academy – even an online class – you get an alumni discount of 50%. Woo-hoo! – Indy Beagle

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“The voyage begins as the Western Flyer leaves the sheltered waters of Monterey Bay and enters the open sea. The boat is greeted by a flock of pelicans and a sea lion who looks like the old man of the sea himself; aboard ship, ‘the forward guy-wire of our mast began to sing under the wind, a deep and penetrating tone.’

The voyage ends as they leave the Gulf of California, at which time ‘a crazy literary thing happened. As we came opposite the Point there was one great clap of thunder, and immediately we hit the great swells of the Pacific and the wind freshened against us. The water took on a gray tone.’

And the last words in the book: ‘The big guy-wire from bow to mast took up its vibration like the low pipe on a tremendous organ. It sang its deep note into the wind.’ These accents mark the limits of a mythic voyage, in quest of new knowledge, to an unknown sea.”

- Peter Lisca, John Steinbeck, Nature & Myth, commenting on Steinbeck's Sea of Cortez

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