Some things about Michael McGrinder
Playwright--has written many one-act and several full-length plays Most recently, The Confessions of Isobel Gowdie, full-length play based on the transcript of a 17th-century Highlands confessing witch Director--directed plays ranging from 5-minute sketches to Hamlet Poet--click on the poetry 'n things link to see a few of his thousand or more poems Short-Story Writer--won a short-story contest while in the Air Force (where he flew a desk) contest was judged by Agatha Christie. Had dinner with her at the American Embassy, where she dropped a clue as to her disappearance. Don't ask--he's writing about it, and doesn't want to give it away--at least not just yet. Novelist-- has completed The No Name Murders, a mystery novel with comic overtones, set in Greenwich Village. Sequel now in progress Novella Writer-- a novella about Mary, the mother of Jesus, as a human being Essayist--most recently, The Economics of Burning a Witch
Really good looking--women tell him this, too much of a gentleman to argue! Women also tell him he has beautiful arms. He doesn't understand that one, doesn't need to. Great Laugh. Favorite part of anyone is their smile. Reckless Eyebrows 5'10" sometimes 5'11" -- getting older will do that to you 187 lbs--fluctuating Keeps strange hours and is happy that he can Is able to keep so-called normal hours when necessary Has trouble getting places on time but does Enjoys photography; is good at it Loves art Loves ballet Yankees fan Aries--March 30, same as Vincent Van Gogh (has been known to have ear problems) Aquarius rising--3:56 am--expect the unexpected Scorpio Moon--heh heh! Likes to walk Likes people but doesn't mind being alone . | 
