Fragments of My Life

Take a handsome, blue-eyed 16-year-old kid living on his own, drop him in the heart of a busy city that never sleeps, let 30 years go by and see what happens. Step into the time machine, back to 1973, the end of innocence, before the age of email, voicemail and cell phones. Follow his life, his loves and his many encounters of sexual explorations and merriment over three decades of mixing with weekend millionaires, night crawlers, rock 'n' rollers, and daring, attractive women.

This is a narrative where you can read between the lines. It tells of fragments of my life which took place in Toronto, where I was born. The story maps my life to song quotes of the day. It tells my experiences of being a non-conventional person living in a conventional world. It describes my discovery of the female psyche and how it never changes, regardless of age.