American nomad
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Soon after my older son began his PhD program, the word colleague appeared in his speech. Prior to this, he had had friends. If he didn’t feel the bond was close enough to refer to...
We jump ahead to the second chapter in this preview of my first novel.
“Who travels on Easter Sunday?”
Hana had been watching for some time as he skimmed over work notes, the weight...
The fiber-optic camera cable slid up into his sinus and down the back of his throat, only becoming uncomfortable when it reached the point that prompted his impulse to swallow. He suppressed...
They ate breakfast huddled against a cold plate-glass window, displayed like mannequins to passersby on West Fifty-Third. Neither spoke—a shared disinclination that chaffed her suddenly;...
We begin.
Nothing changed it: His simple demand remained disconnected from his power to be heard. The words stirred deep within, mired in some dark cavity, an urgent plea that sought...
While we look to the distant stars, speak of colonizing planets or their moons, we engage in these distant projections of ourselves—subconsciously or unconsciously—to avoid ourselves....
Hi, I'm Gregory
I’ve worked as a business consultant in various places, including China, India, and Europe. Outside of the US, I’ve lived in Belgium, Croatia, Germany, and the UK. I live in Austria now. It amounts to almost twenty years living abroad. And I learned a few things along the way.
Let me hear from you
If you are curious about living outside the US, have a look here for insights and knowledge based on almost twenty years spent in Europe and the UK. I have lived, worked, purchased property, raised children, married, and divorced here. If you have any questions or don’t see what you’re looking for, email me.
