From a championship season. I am pleased to have him at this table for the first time. Welcome. Lets talke about above the line. It come from . Urban i have this Leadership Consultant and we became very close. We have very similar philosophies on life and it came about every day, there is a line in life and you either live above it or below it. Below the line is impulsive and autopilot. Especially the clientele we are dealing with, you have to live your life above the line and it is not easy. Charlie is there a place in this for spontaneity, instinct, for acting in the moment . Urban absolutely, but it has to be taught instinct. Selfdiscipline, selfrespect, incredible work ethic. Their spontaneity is right on target. For the average joe, it is not good most of the time. Impulsive behaviour. For the highly trained people, hopefully, spontaneity has put them in the right position. Charlie in an interesting way, some of the best jazz musicians have been well schooled in every aspect of mu
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Carolyn Ferrell pens a brutal modern-day fairy tale in Dear Miss Metropolitan
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This novel has been a long time coming. Carolyn Ferrell first emerged on radar screens in 1997 with “Don’t Erase Me,” a book of stories, many about the spiritual if not material resources of underachieving but buoyant and street-smart young people.
It was an auspicious debut. One of that collection’s galvanizing stories, “Proper Library,” appeared in the John Updike-edited “Best American Short Stories of the Century.”
In the nearly 25 years since, there’s been little but silence. Now, happily, comes this Brooklyn-born writer’s second book, “Dear Miss Metropolitan.”