Pat Gorman

Pat Gorman is an art director and acupuncturist and has been a student of Taoism and T'ai Chi in the style of Cheng Man Ch'ing for seventeen years.

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The Code of the Warrior: In History, Myth, and Everyday Life

The Code of the Warrior: In History, Myth, and Everyday Life By Rick Fields. HarperCollins: New York, 1991. 339 pp. $15.00 (paperback). An ancient Chinese curse says “May you be born in an interesting time!” This epithet…

By Pat Gorman

Summer 1992

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