Harry Hero is a collaborative family writing project. He began as typing practice for author #6 in the mid-seventies. Authors M, 1, 4, 5, 7, spontaneously and sarcastically contributed until Harry took on a life and momentum of his own. He was reborn as a Christmas project in the early nineties and again as a web project in the new millennium. Once more Harry has risen from near tragic and certain literary deaths to live again as blog practice. Bulwer-Lytton judges take note.
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About Me
- harry
- It seems I have suffered and survived a few insults and injuries to my cranium, thus my memory does not lend itself to one seamless life I could call my own. Instead, my life seems to be one dim episode after another documented by a random and rather odd conglomeration of assorted biographers who, for some bizarre reason, seem compelled to document my trials as if I were a remarkable hero. Heroism can take many forms. Perhaps it is finding fresh strawberries in November for the Manhattan socialite's crepes as she breaks her fast. Perhaps it is found in a multitude of skills, lucky breaks and death defying feats. It may be true that piloting my faithful rig, Betsy, through the Canadian Rockies is not for the weak of spirit, mind or body; I claim no special talents other than devoted love and endless hope. Love of a good truck, a good cup coffee and a good adventure. Hope of self-actualization and...Sophie? If you desire a chronological –not necessarily logical- plotline begin reading at the January 26 2006 post - The Not So Constant Gardener - and follow subsequent postings to present day.
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Friday, January 20, 2006
It was a dark and stormy night. - the beginning
It was a dark and stormy night. Through the winds a cry was heard. Meanwhile, in close (but far off) Paris, our hero, Harry Hero was on his way to work. What was he doing? Everyone knows that heroes don’t work. So the plot thins.Meanwhile, back on a ranch in western Canada (notice the Canadian content) the cry had subsided by daybreak. The blistering burning sun which fusions 2.4 gigatons of hydrogen with helium each microsecond started to remove the rain that had fallen in the night.A fair maiden is found bound to the railway tracks in the middle of New York. Very few people knew of the desert of the sand in New York. Our hero continued on his way to work and spit out his gum before he tried to walk. He boarded the subway in lower underground Paris. This in its self was unusual at this point in time in the cosmic reams of space, for where was his horse? Was it in for its 20,000 kilometer check-up? Or had Kojak solved the whole thing and traded it in for a tootsie roll?
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