Do not read this book unless you are a white Canadian man. This is a very spiritual book. Only white Canadian men can enter the depths of hell, true hell, and survive.
Do not read this book unless you are a white Canadian man. This is a very spiritual book. Only white Canadian men can enter the depths of hell, true hell, and survive.
Resolution 50 Years Later In Resolution: 50 Years Later, is more than a book about the Kennedy assassination; it’s a gift of love from a Canadian to America; from the heart of the White House to the corridors of power to the road to nowhere; Bruce takes you on a gripping journey into a nation’s darkest hour and its place in history.
“This is a hell of a good book.”
“You bastard! It's three o'clock in the morning! I couldn't stop reading this damn thing! I have to go to work in four hours! You bastard!”
“Bruce, I was overwhelmed by the quality of your book. Could hardly put it down, as they say... Your passion for Roman and Greek history is infectious... the thread of the Kennedy murder throughout brought the whole thing together, perhaps much as a Greek play... Bravo — I will absolutely be recommending this to friends.”
Physical TruthWhy do we need a new philosophy? Isn’t the old one good enough, at least since 1920 or so? This book says no. Physical Truth is a mathematical philosophy for an age that has forgotten truth even exists. In a world where facts are optional and paradoxes are wallpaper, Bruce cracks open a door we forgot was even there. No politics. No preaching. Just math and laughter. Yes, laughter. You’ll walk through Russell’s Paradox without tripping, solve Schrödinger’s equation without breaking a sweat, and finally understand what Einstein was really up to. You’ll even meet Sartre, but this time you’ll get him. This isn’t a textbook; it’s a rescue mission. And if you’ve ever suspected that we took a wrong turn somewhere back in the logical underbrush of the 20th century, this book will help you find the fork, mark the trail, and maybe even rebuild the road.
In Tapestry, Bruce Rout weaves memory, myth, and mathematics into a single human thread, a lifeline, stretched taut across the gaps in modern life. With poetic precision and hard-won insight, he guides the reader through a labyrinth of longing, loss, and luminous discovery. This is not a memoir; it is a reckoning. Not a self-help book, but a mirror held up to the soul. Here, the deeply personal becomes universal. From the quiet heartbreak of everyday encounters to the seismic shifts of spiritual awakening, Tapestry explores what it means to live with integrity in a world unraveling at the seams. At its core is a radical question: What if love, not the saccharine kind, but the fierce, unflinching kind; were the only truth that mattered? Whether wrestling with the ghosts of history, the wounds of family, or the silent prayers of a generation hungry for meaning, this book dares to believe that healing is possible, not easy, not painless, but possible. And maybe, just maybe, necessary.
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Postage Due is a book of poetry written in the sixties, scribbled beside thousands of miles of highway and on paper placemats of gas station coffee shops, when home was a forgotten memory.
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