writer-lane

I've enjoyed all of your projects, Mr. Koenig.

The power of your resilience has kept me going in my own world. At one point I almost walked away from film making in the early 00's because there was a threat of a writer's strike and the work dried up as a result. I was worried about paying rent, and about to give up.

One day during this mess, I was walking down Franklin Ave in an apathetic stupor and passed by a theater next to the Bourgeois Pig. I noticed a flyer for a play you were appearing in (and your wife was also working on this project). I stood there and stared at the flyer, because here was one of my childhood heroes working... 'getting it done' so to speak and letting nothing stand in his way of his passions.

You kept me afloat that day and every day thereafter. Thanks!

My question is: What's your favorite city to visit when you travel? What is it about that place that makes you want to come back?

Yeah... I thought I just found a champion to parallel with (I work with a non profit org with similar goals but in another industry), but the excessive data collection is chafing. We don't do that. But I'm open to learning more about them before supporting them though.

-- guess who chose Moscow over space camp in the late eighties? This gal.

I loved visiting the USSR during those pivoting last few years before it changed. There was nothing in any book or magazine that could prepare me for the history I was experiencing first hand.

Thanks for your answer, that was an awesome gift to bring you there.