Introducing Richard Gentei Diedrichs, MSI Press Author


Richard Gentei Diedrichs grew up in Los Angeles. He edited travel and health magazines in Seattle, worked as an editor at the schools of engineering and public health at University of California. Berkeley, and then taught fourth and fifth grades, as well as kindergarten, in public elementary schools around the San Francisco Bay Area. 

Richard was ordained a Zen priest in 1984. Currently, he is a Dharma teacher in Hawaii.
He has published short stories in literary journals, a short story collection, Spirit of Tabasco, and two novels, Neither Coming Nor Going and Cherry Blossom. He lives with his wife and dog on the west coast of the Big Island of Hawaii.  

His MSI book, Living in Blue Sky Mind: Basic Buddhist Teachings for a Happy Life, is available in paperback, hard cover, and e-book formats and has been recognized by the MidWest Book Watch and other reviewers for its quality. 

Richard has been featured in many interviews and podcasts and has written a number of articles and other books. See the MSI Press book page for this book for much more information and many interesting links.


Consistent 5-star ratings!

Many positive reviews: check them out HERE!'

Great choice for book clubs! It is not just about Buddhism; it is anout life -- with personal anecdotes.







Richard says: 
Like myself, I think people are searching for ways in which they can think, say, and do things that bring caring and wisdom into their lives and into the lives of everyone around them.  We all want to be happy!

Read other blog posts about Richard Diedrichs HERE.

Read more excerpts from Living in Blue Sky Mind HERE.


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

In Memoriam: Carl Don Leaver

A Publisher's Conversation with Authors: Book Marketing vs Book Promotion

Author in the news: Gregg Bagdade participates in podcast, "Chicago FireWives: Married to the Job