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for the New Millennium

       Destroying and Rebuilding

       The Warrior and Faith

       In Miami Harbour

       Acting on Impulse

       Transitory Glory

       Charity Under Threat

       On Witches and Forgiveness

       On Rhythm and the Road

       Travelling Differently

       A Fairy Tale

       Brazil’s Greatest Writer

       The Meeting That Did Not Take Place

       The Smiling Couple (London, 1977)

       The Second Chance

       The Australian and the Newspaper Ad

       The Tears of the Desert

       Rome: Isabella Returns from Nepal

       The Art of the Sword

       In the Blue Mountains

       The Taste of Success

       The Tea Ceremony

       The Cloud and the Sand Dune

       Norma and the Good Things

       Jordan, the Dead Sea, 21 June 2003

       In San Diego Harbour, California

       The Art of Withdrawal

       In the Midst of War

       The Soldier in the Forest

       In a Town in Germany

       Meeting in the Dentsu Gallery

       Reflections on 11 September 2001

       God’s Signs

       Alone on the Road

       The Funny Thing About Human Beings

       An Around-the-World Trip After Death

       Who Would Like This Twenty-Dollar Bill?

       The Two Jewels

       Self-Deception

       The Art of Trying

       The Dangers Besetting the Spiritual Search

       My Father-in-law, Christiano Oiticica

       Thank You, President Bush

       The Intelligent Clerk

       The Third Passion

       The Catholic and the Muslim

       Evil Wants Good to Prevail

       The Law of Jante

       The Old Lady in Copacabana

       Remaining Open to Love

       Believing in the Impossible

       The Storm Approaches

       Some Final Prayers

       More about Paulo Coelho

       Author Biography: Paulo Coelho

       Paulo Coelho The Witch of Portobello

       Heron Ryan, 44, journalist

       Life is a journey

       Feeling inspired?

       Also by Paulo Coelho

       Copyright

       About the Publisher

       Preface

      When I was fifteen, I said to my mother: ‘I’ve discovered my vocation. I want to be a writer.’

      ‘My dear,’ she replied sadly, ‘your father is an engineer. He’s a logical, reasonable man with a very clear vision of the world. Do you actually know what it means to be a writer?’

      ‘Being someone who writes books.’

      ‘Your Uncle Haroldo, who is a doctor, also writes books, and has even published some. If you study

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