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Tuesday, April 26, 2005

Who is Axile Himalo Anyway?

Axile Himalo is the creation of my imagination. My alter idenity, ego. He is the main character of a surrealistic dream novella Delaware of the Mind written in the styles of Nathanial West's Day of the Locusts and Bob Dylan's Tarantula that I began writing in the summer of 1972 following high school graduation while living with friends in the ill fated "white house" on the banks of Turkey Creek in Niceville Florida. The novella describes the exploits of Axile in a world inside his own mind as he simultaneously seeks nirvana and the american dream . . . . . . More Later