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"James Geary" (born 1962) is an United States/American-born, London-based writer and the former Europe editor of Time (magazine)/Time.
His most recent book is Geary’s Guide to the World's Great Aphorists which he claims to be the largest collection of aphorisms in the English language, and follows on from his previous volume on aphorists and aphorisms, The World in a Phrase (published in the UK — but now out of print — as We Are What We Think). The World in a Phrase has also been published in Brazilian Portuguese — as O Mundo em uma Frase — as well as Korean language/Korean.
Previous literary efforts include a popular science book called The Body Electric, a survey of cybernetic projects attempting to replace or enhance human biological senses (also published in Spain as El Cuerpo Electrónico, and two much earlier books of poetry written while he was a student in San Francisco, 17 Reasons Why and Words for Refrigerator Doors.
Geary publishes a blog about aphorisms, "All Aphorisms, All The Time", via his website.He is also a regular speaker at literary festivals where he gives a largely unscripted lecture on aphorisms which includes his juggling routine.
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