Manu Bazzano has edited two best-selling poetry anthologies, Zen Poems (2001) and Haiku for Lovers (2003). He recently translated The Way of Awakening (2005), the most comprehensive single commentary on the great classic of Buddhist literature, Shantideva's Bodhicharyavatara, and is the editor of the Zen quarterly Hazy Moon.

Illuminates the common radicalism, non-conformity and insistence on honesty and integrity that underpin what is most challenging and provocative in the two traditions of Buddhism in general (and Zen Buddhism in particular) and the tradition (or anti-tradition) in Western philosophy that finds its most exultant spokesman in the figure of Friedrich Nietzsche. -- Stephen Batchelor, author of the bestselling Buddhism Without Beliefs

• Mission: Untimely (The True Task of Philosophy); Great Doubt and the Death of God; The Will to Power as Generosity; The Crooked Path of Eternity; Beyond the Dream of Change; On Nomadic Truth; The Innocence of Becoming; Notes; Bibliography; Index.

Manu Bazzano has edited two best-selling poetry anthologies, Zen Poems (2001) and Haiku for Lovers (2003). He recently translated The Way of Awakening (2005), the most comprehensive single commentary on the great classic of Buddhist literature, Shantideva's Bodhicharyavatara, and is the editor of the Zen quarterly Hazy Moon.

Illuminates the common radicalism, non-conformity and insistence on honesty and integrity that underpin what is most challenging and provocative in the two traditions of Buddhism in general (and Zen Buddhism in particular) and the tradition (or anti-tradition) in Western philosophy that finds its most exultant spokesman in the figure of Friedrich Nietzsche. -- Stephen Batchelor, author of the bestselling Buddhism Without Beliefs

• Mission: Untimely (The True Task of Philosophy); Great Doubt and the Death of God; The Will to Power as Generosity; The Crooked Path of Eternity; Beyond the Dream of Change; On Nomadic Truth; The Innocence of Becoming; Notes; Bibliography; Index.

Manu Bazzano has edited two best-selling poetry anthologies, Zen Poems (2001) and Haiku for Lovers (2003). He recently translated The Way of Awakening (2005), the most comprehensive single commentary on the great classic of Buddhist literature, Shantideva's Bodhicharyavatara, and is the editor of the Zen quarterly Hazy Moon.

Illuminates the common radicalism, non-conformity and insistence on honesty and integrity that underpin what is most challenging and provocative in the two traditions of Buddhism in general (and Zen Buddhism in particular) and the tradition (or anti-tradition) in Western philosophy that finds its most exultant spokesman in the figure of Friedrich Nietzsche. -- Stephen Batchelor, author of the bestselling Buddhism Without Beliefs

• Mission: Untimely (The True Task of Philosophy); Great Doubt and the Death of God; The Will to Power as Generosity; The Crooked Path of Eternity; Beyond the Dream of Change; On Nomadic Truth; The Innocence of Becoming; Notes; Bibliography; Index.