waycrazydays

General details


  • waycrazydays

  • Clearlake, CA

  • Raymond Garnett

  • none

  • Male

  • English

In short

  • I guess if you are going to understand me you might just have to embrace every contradiction that you have been forced to let go in order to maintain your sanity.  I’ve been raised to be a passive tolerant buffoon whose exigent mannerisms have left nothing but an empty shell of mixed goals and endeavors.  I was made the perfect pushover, very suitable for a whipped husband and a gay ne’r do well.  There’s a lot of people out there that are lucky I’m not a first class psychopath.  But I guess what I’m carrying is going to make some good writing material if I can focus my misguided energies.

  • personal mantra:
    "perfection is the uncompromising resilience to adversity and adversary."

My Favorites: Reading and Writing

  • Non-Fiction: Biography, Body, Mind & Spirit, Gay/Lesbian, Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction, Philosophy, Psychology, Reference, Religion, Science, Sex & Relationships, Women's Studies

    Screenplay: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Fantasy, General, Love/Romace, Sci-Fi, Thriller

    Poetry: Experimental, Fantasy, General, Narrative, Personal / Confessional

  • Falling into Manholes -> Wendy Merril
    The Lightning Man, The Accursed Life of Samuel F.B. Morse
    -> Kenneth Silverman
    A life of discovery, Michael Faraday,
    Giant of the Scientific Revolution -> James Hamilton
    William Faulkner, The Man and the Artist -> Stephen Oates
  • Biology/reference, Biological Psychology/reference
  • Not at home.  No privacy.  It sucks.
  • Fiction: Action/Adventure, Experimental, Gay/Lesbian, Humor/Satire, Mystery, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense

    Non-Fiction: Biography, Body, Mind & Spirit, Crafts & Hobbies, Gay/Lesbian, Philosophy, Politics & Current Affairs, Reference, Religion, Science, Sex & Relationships

    Screenplay: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Thriller

    Poetry: Experimental, Narrative, Personal / Confessional

  • Ernest Hemingway