It's not like my dad's running shine. But I treat them as off-topic,'' he said. Englander will talk about his life in Jerusalem, where's he's lived for the past four years, and his girlfriend, an Israeli, who recently began graduate school. It's nice that you can be poor in Jerusalem and have a nice life,'' he said. He writes six days a week, pen on yellow legal pads, and revises and rewrites obsessively.
Some stories take years to germinate.
He's currently working on his first novel, set in Argentina, where he spent several months traveling and taking photographs of people. A novel is a scary thing,'' he said. After tying back that parachute of luxuriant curls, that is. N.Y. The information you receive online from Times Union is protected by the copyright laws of the United States. The copyright laws prohibit any copying, redistributing, retransmitting, or repurposing of any copyright-protected material.