The full quote goes something like, "No damned monkeys!" from the book Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy which reflects the sharp, cynical tone that John le Carré often used to explore the morally ambiguous world.
"No damned monkeys!"
Jerald is a Canadian visual artist, educator and essayist with a focus on personal history through the lens of REBT, rational emotive behavioural therapy, the work of Dr. Albert Ellis. After a debilitating stroke in 2017, he re-tuned his studio to write and explore creating/editing time based art. He has since published 12 books of personal essays and photo-based artwork, the most recent published title Intimate Writings A Living Autobiography “Warning, confidential matters will be discussed.”was released in the winter 2024.
His website is jeraldblackstock.ca
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The Case Against Religion — Albert Ellis It Ain’t Rocket Science…
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The full quote goes something like, "No damned monkeys!" from the book Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy which reflects the sharp, cyn... -
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Thank you for your comment. For me the sordid, squalid and common spy story is less interesting than the literature device, the borrowing from Shakespeare's Othello. Also in psychology narcissists use people and they are called flying monkeys. All that in Connie Sach's little sign on her door. :)
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