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Name: Steve
Age: 44

Life, literature, Earth, Universe, uncanny edge of science atavism, intuition, psychology and politics of climate. 'Big medicine' natural wilderness is even felt in the smallest city shrub. Wolves, bears, eagles, wrens; the power of great thunder storms - its all there and generally the immensity of 'that which is' emboldens and unburdens our task. Neither left nor right, but forward with a close eye on the deepest past.

City: Lincoln
Hometown: Lincoln
Country: United Kingdom

Occupation: Spare time quest.
Interests and Hobbies: The language and spirit of acute literature, acute rock music, and the acuteness of stone generally - mountains, streams, wooded groves strong with oak; any acute music - especially uncanny and subtle rythms. The creation and principle being. Not least the great spirit/medicine/power with which the Earth and its wilderness like a battery is charged.
Movies and Shows: Taxi Driver - gets funnier every time I see it, Scorcese has a very dark sense of humour! Withnail and I - faultlessly sharpe script. Gladiator - power and epic grandeur. Pulp Fiction - novel, stylistic and superlative script. The Pliladelphia Story - Hepburn, Grant and Stewart in their prime. King Arthur - for capturing the flinty grantite and cool damp life of this magical Island. TV: Rome, Lost, Tribe, Question Time, News, Big Brother (yes, I know, but it's still the neatest, cleanest 'reality goldfish bowl' of contemporary psychologies laid painfully bare: 'strategies' and attempts at 'self presentation' usually come apart and reveal themselves over time where karma works its thing through the greater reflection of the million plus.) The Office (UK version), anything by Ricky Gervaise (he has a classic, almost great novel-istic wit).
Music: Rolling Stones, Ian Brown, Arctic Monkeys, Who, Kinks, Clash, Jam, Velvet Underground, Primal Scream, Stone Roses. Native American storm dance. Goldfrapp, Madonna, Islamic music, Leanard Cohen, Eurasian Traditional generally, especially Afghan.
Books: The Tribes of Britain, David Miles (excellent and profoundly understood history from Paleolithic onwards). Terrorist, by John Updike (what can I say? The greatest, and most subtle of living novelists?). The Real Middle Earth: magic and mystery in the dark ages, Brian Bates. Rubicon, Tom Holland (a highly arresting and authorative biographical history of Ceaser and the Roman Republic). Breakfast at Tyffany's, Truman Capote (Uncannily lyrical cinematics). Foolscrow: Wisdom and Power, Thomas E. Mails (Prescious time spent talking with the great holy man - remarkable insights). Couples, John Updike - faultlessly detailed minutae of urban love affairs in 70's New England. Ador: a love story, by Vladimir Nabokov - perfection in nature, mimetic acuity and a quickening paean for past love in arcadia. Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, Jeanette Winterson.
Website: http://www.myspace.com/lincolnatom

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