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444 Questions for the Universe
Having a few friends over?
Throwing a party?
In need of a little something to ignite a conversation?
444 Questions for the Universe is the ultimate ice-breaker. Put it on your coffee table, invite a few friends over, and watch the night's discussions catch fire. Meant as a party book, quiz book, and philosophy book rolled all into one, 444 Questions will guide you through hours of energetic, intelligent, and FUN conversations. Once you ask one Question, you'll want to answer them ALL...
Includes the entire Coffee Table Philosophy series:
101 Questions for Humanity, 101 Questions for Men, 101 Questions for Women, 101 Questions for Midnight, AND 40 bonus Questions for Beyond.
Topics range from direct and mild to dark, daring, and sexy...
Throwing a party?
In need of a little something to ignite a conversation?
444 Questions for the Universe is the ultimate ice-breaker. Put it on your coffee table, invite a few friends over, and watch the night's discussions catch fire. Meant as a party book, quiz book, and philosophy book rolled all into one, 444 Questions will guide you through hours of energetic, intelligent, and FUN conversations. Once you ask one Question, you'll want to answer them ALL...
Includes the entire Coffee Table Philosophy series:
101 Questions for Humanity, 101 Questions for Men, 101 Questions for Women, 101 Questions for Midnight, AND 40 bonus Questions for Beyond.
Topics range from direct and mild to dark, daring, and sexy...
244 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 11, 2015
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About the author
J. Edward Neill
64 books194 followersHi, I'm J Edward Neill,
Nice to meet you.
I write a lot. And when I say a lot, I mean a LOT. :)
I'm the author of sci-fi hits A Door Never Dreamed of and the Eaters of the Light trilogy. I wrote the dark fiction Tyrants of the Dead trilogy, penned Hollow Empire, a six-part medieval opera, and recently finished The Hecatomb, a horror novella. And I'm the creator of the Coffee Table Philosophy series, spanning twelve books and more than 1,100 party-ready philosophy questions.
I live in North GA, where the summers are blistering hot and winters really don't exist. I love the rain, good red wine, and I truly adore painting.
Catch up with me on my websites TesseraGuild.com and DowntheDarkPath.com.
Nice to meet you.
I write a lot. And when I say a lot, I mean a LOT. :)
I'm the author of sci-fi hits A Door Never Dreamed of and the Eaters of the Light trilogy. I wrote the dark fiction Tyrants of the Dead trilogy, penned Hollow Empire, a six-part medieval opera, and recently finished The Hecatomb, a horror novella. And I'm the creator of the Coffee Table Philosophy series, spanning twelve books and more than 1,100 party-ready philosophy questions.
I live in North GA, where the summers are blistering hot and winters really don't exist. I love the rain, good red wine, and I truly adore painting.
Catch up with me on my websites TesseraGuild.com and DowntheDarkPath.com.
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June 20, 2019
The titular 444 questions within the book are meant to be discussed in a group. The book starts with 101 general questions, then has 101 questions for men, followed by 101 questions for women, another section with 101 questions, and a final section with 40 questions.
Most of the questions in the men only/women only sections did not need to be broken down by gender. In fact, some of the men's questions are repeated as women's questions. The questions are generally all thought provoking, though of various levels. Some questions can be answered fairly easily; others will require more thought and nuance. This could be an interesting book to have around if you are looking for conversation starters or really looking to get to know a group of people better.
3.5 stars
Most of the questions in the men only/women only sections did not need to be broken down by gender. In fact, some of the men's questions are repeated as women's questions. The questions are generally all thought provoking, though of various levels. Some questions can be answered fairly easily; others will require more thought and nuance. This could be an interesting book to have around if you are looking for conversation starters or really looking to get to know a group of people better.
3.5 stars
July 16, 2019
As a coffee table book, it was initially not what I expected. However, it turned out to be a great read. The philosophical aspect leaves much to ponder, as it asks the reader much to think about. By the end, I feel as though I'll be reading again to see how my thoughts have changed over time and sharing with others. I won't give any examples of questions so the new reader will be surprised. I do recommend this book for any looking for ideas of self reflection, evolution of thought and enhancement of consciousness.
July 1, 2019
This was a fun read. Some of the questions were more introspective than others, but they were generally worthwhile.
I had the Kindle version, and this really requires a physical book. It's the sort of book that you pass around, open to random pages, and use the prompts as conversation starters for the group. That's much more difficult on a smartphone or Kindle.
I had the Kindle version, and this really requires a physical book. It's the sort of book that you pass around, open to random pages, and use the prompts as conversation starters for the group. That's much more difficult on a smartphone or Kindle.
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