Spectrum of Love

by Walter Rinder

Walter Rinder is the personification of the troubadour within us all. He lives out our fantasies through his travels, his experiences, and those he meets along the way; we share the feelings through his writing.

64 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1973

Reviews

[allyson nordick · Rating 2 out of 5]

Read on the road to Missoula when we thought I was being induced (the first time). Logging now bc I’m tearing it up to write Jack a grocery list on the page that says “but when speech is silent, does a man project the great depth of his sensitivity”


Hippie and funny and saccharine, two stars bc I hung the page with a deer illustration and the words “freely and without reservation” in our bedroom and I really like that page