Losing Your Life Is Not The Worst

Phantom' Was For Me An Interesting Technique Of Telling The Story. You Have One Voice That It Is In The Present Telling What Is Happening, And Then There's One Voice From The Past That's Also Driving The Story Forward. And You Know That The Two Story Lines Will Meet Eventually.

A Horse Perceives Eye Contact As Provocative, As If It And Its Status In The Herd Are Not Being Respected. If It Cannot Avoid Eye Contact, It Will React In A Different Way, By Rebelling For Example. In Dressage You Don't Get Anywhere By Not Showing Respect, However Superior Your Species Might Be. Any Animal Trainer Can Tell You That. In The Mountains In Argentina There's A Wild Horse Which Will Jump Off The Nearest Precipice If Any Human Tries To Ride It.

I Was Sleeping In A Water Bed For A Couple Of Years, Recommended By My Doctor. I Was Never Comfortable In That Water Bed. In The Middle Of The Night You Would Hear Something Happening - Water And Bubbles. I Would Always Think There Was Some Intelligent Life In The Water Bed.

...he Went Into The Sitting Room, Put On A Duke Ellington Record He Had Bought After Seeing Gene Hackman Sitting On The Overnight Bus In The Conversation To The Sound Of Some Fragile Piano Notes That Were The Loneliest Harry Had Ever Heard.

I Don't Have Any Writing Routine. Sometimes I Go To My Local Coffee Shop And I Write There For Some Hours. Apart From That, I Am Traveling Most Of The Time. I Write In Airports, Trains, Hotel Rooms... I Can Write Anywhere.