Gurdjieff Remembered

"The funniest and most haunting piece of writing about its remarkable subject that has yet been attempted." - John Raymond, The London Sunday Times

The follow-up to Peters' beloved memoir, Boyhood with Gurdjieff. Peters emerges from military service at the end of World War II - shellshocked, lonely, and displaced - to reconnect with his father figure and spiritual mentor in Paris. Their interaction in the last months of Gurdjieff's life and the earnest start of Peters' maturity proves to be ...