Eryk hanut biography of albert

PERSONAL:

Born May 26, 1967; partner of Andrew Harvey since 1994.

Ethnicity: "White." Education: Attended Brussels Conservatory of Music, 1985, and Paris School of Photography. Politics: Democrat. Religion: Christian.

Eryk Hanut.

With Sogyal Rinpoche, he coauthored "The Tibetan Book of Living & Dying".

Hanut, the Danish-born, Paris-raised photographer and author of I Wish You Love: Conversations with Marlene Dietrich (), effortlessly alternates chapters in.

The Egyptian relationship with Byblos (ancient keben) has a long history spanning over three millennia The connection was one of deep symbiosis.

Perfume of the Desert: Inspirations from Sufi Wisdom|Eryk Hanut.

Hobbies and other interests: Animal welfare, animal rights.

ADDRESSES:

Office—4045 South Suffalo Dr., No. A101-420, Las Vegas, NV 89147. Agent—Thomas Grady Agency, 209 Basset, Petaluma, CA 94952.

[email protected].

CAREER:

Author and photographer. Freelance photographer for magazines and publishers, including Putnam & Sons, 1997—. Center for the Divine Feminine, San Francisco, CA, director.

AWARDS, HONORS:

Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Spiritual Book, 1997, for Mary's Vineyard; Body, Mind, and Spirit Award of Excellence, 1996.

WRITINGS:

I Wish You Love: Conversations with Marlene Dietrich, translated from the French by Anne-Pauline de Castries, Frog (Berkeley, CA), 1996.

(With partner, Andrew Harve