I am a former
Maths
student who went into
legal pastures
and now I am working in a
law firm in Central
London. So
you can imagine I am all about logic, arguments, debates and not
so
much about empathy and the like. Which is not to say I am not
supportive but I have only a limited amount of time for
irrational
emo-ness (unless it’s my own, of course).
Not a huge fan of sports or countryside. That’s what British
boarding schools do to tender foreign thirteen year-olds
ripped
from their mothers’ bosoms (ahem…). So yes. A hardcore
urbanite,
me. As far as I am concerned going to Zone 3 requires
crossing
immigration control.
I am quite an escapist. Day to day reality bores me. Hence my
main
interests heavily favour
science fiction,
fantasy,
philosophy,
high
politics (in
the form of reading the news
about the movements of political tectonics), pure
science and
religion/
theology (in my childhood I was groomed
to be an
acolyte and one of my parents’ means of dealing with my coming
out
was a mass exorcism; but lest there be any confusion, I am not
at
all religious and am agnostic only by the strictest definition
of
the word). Anything that can be described using phrases
“period
drama”, “based on true events”, “gritty” etc. is immediately
subjected to scrutiny and is likely to be disapproved of. But
not
if it’s quirky and cool enough.