Male |
September 30 1956 |
Seattle, WA |
After an initial period working in healthcare, I moved into the computer field. For the next thirty years I did everything from building hardware, design and build applications, to planning and leading large-scale IT projects. It just about killed me. I semi-retired from IT, did some consulting and freelance writing. Then I had the opportunity to work in healthcare again. For the past four years I have worked in an emergency room where I've seen the changes in medicine since I left it. |
I've dabbled with horror but keep coming back to science fiction as my preference. |
I've definitely been influenced by Philip K. Dick ("Show, don't tell")and Hemingway ("Keep it short and to the point"). |
I read and watch whatever I can find about time and the cosmos, especially the multiverse theory. What gets written now about these topics in sci fi may one day turn out to be reality. |
Science fiction, mystery, horror |
Lately, I have been fascinated by the work of Phillip K, Dick. |
"Nothing great in the world has ever been accomplished without passion." (Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel) |
80's classics |
Classic horror like Carnival of Souls and Nosferatu. Sci fi tech with Zen appeal like Tron Legacy. Modern approaches to time and multiverses such as Predestination and Edge of Tomorrow. Spiritual/Sci Fi overlap such as Radio Free Albemuth. |
I haven't watched much "TV" since the X-Files series ended. |