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Auto-Biography: Autology – Advanced Studies In Automotive Obsession
Posted on March 20, 2021 | 55 Comments(first published in 2007) The University of Iowa’s reputation for intellectual excellence lured my family away from Innsbruck (it sure as hell wasn’t the skiing). Despite the fact that my […] -
Auto-Biography, Part 1: Genesis – Innsbruck 1953-1960
Posted on February 13, 2011 | 47 Comments[What to run as the first piece on CC? Well, it somehow felt fitting that it be the first chapter of the Auto-Biography. It documents the very origins of my life-long obsession with cars, as well as it being the first piece I ever wrote and submitted for publication, at TTAC exactly four years ago.