« Oct 15 meeting | Main | Relationship, 10-15-05, WWP, mild, 71 degees »

Sun | October 16, 2005

Heru, the Rabbit, but acts like the Rooster

I happened to respond to Lily's craigslist.org/nyc/activity partners ad many, many moons ago whilst lurking the MC's or missed connections section. IMHO, it's the best place to see how neurotic your subway denizens see you or anyone that cast their wistful eye upon. Not that it's one should be ashame about but, not too long ago, it could incite choice invectives in one's general direction.

Anyways, I'm in a midst of writing a fictional manuscript, it's companion screenplay and various missives to literary agents. My muses are historical, whimsical and metaphysical yet I can't stand convention. I hate being called a New Yorker but I love New York. I love the company of women but I tend to be feral. I tend to learn to fit in while others try to shut me out. Is it any wonder why the best writers in the land have the biggest woes of their lives?

Currently reading:

Dvořák in America : in search of the New World / Joseph Horowitz
Classical music in America : a history of its rise and fall / Joseph Horowitz.
The gospel according to RFK : why it matters now / edited and with commentary by Norman MacAfee.
John F. Kennedy on leadership : the lessons and legacy of a president / John A. Barnes.
Why do buses come in threes? : the hidden mathematics of everyday life / Rob Eastaway and Jeremy Wyndham ; illustrations by Barbara Shore
Fermat's enigma : the epic quest to solve the world's greatest mathematical problem / Simon Singh ; foreword by John Lynch
Ask not : the inauguration of John F. Kennedy and the speech that changed America / Thurston Clarke
High steel : the daring men who built the world's greatest skyline / Jim Rasenberger

Posted by Heru at October 16, 2005 09:34 PM

Comments

Email this Entry

Post a comment