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Never let it be said that we are not equal opportunity quoters here at the Daily Mail; say something worthwhile and you'll get Large Fonts no matter your biography:
"Born in Painesville, Ohio as James Neil Hollingworth. Changed name to Ambrose Hollingworth Redmoon. Was a beatnik, hippie, and former manager of legendary rock bank Quicksilver Messenger Service. Spent last 3 decades of life as paraplegic in wheelchair from a car accident outside San Francisco in 1966. Lived in garage apartment in Santa Rosa, Cal. until he died at age 63 (1996?). Was a writer, but found no publishers and was not known beyond a relatively small circle of mystics and fanciers of neo-paganism. According to his daughter, he was seriously radical on every level. The quote about courage is taken from an article entitled "No Peaceful Warriors!" published in the Fall, 1991 issue of "Gnosis: A Journal of the Western Inner Traditions"-- a defunct magazine about New Age spirituality."
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