What I Saw in the Romanian Revolution — VI. Non-Fraternization / VII. Island Station
Read MorePart 2 of a multi-part series on the 1989 Romanian Revolution in Bucharest and the aftermath, including my experiences.
Read MorePart 2 of a multi-part series on the 1989 Romanian Revolution in Bucharest and the aftermath, including my experiences.
Read MorePart 1 of a multi-part series on the 1989 Romanian Revolution in Bucharest and aftermath, including my experiences.
This is the story of an empty blue chair.
More precisely, it’s the story of a person who once occupied it — someone’s name I do not know.
It’s the story of a loyal companion who sat beside the blue chair, so faithfully — at the same time and place, each and every day.
This is the story of love and loss, of life and death, and ultimately of rebirth and renewal.
This is a personal story, a search for that special someone who once occupied the blue chair — which is now empty.
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Read MoreIt’s hard to believe that fifty years have passed since we first met James Bond in his 1962 debut, Dr. No.
The following interview was conducted on September 30, 2012, in front of the Hotel La Majestic Barriere in Cannes, France. Swedish writer and journalist Rikard Aberg is one of the game’s most inquisitive interviewers, as can be seen in this exchange.
I like Aberg’s style which is largely conversational. He asks about several subjects — including health and fitness, goals and aspirations, Stu Ungar, and of course — the future of WSOP Europe.
These videos — of myself, Jennifer Tilly, Phil Hellmuth, Steve Dannenman, Brandon Cantu, and others are posted at a Swedish-language site. They will also be available at PokerTube shortly.
This video runs for about 17 minutes.
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