Hello Bob,
I’ve been one of the readers enjoying your memoirs. 61 years with your wife is something to be celebrated!
You’re a skilled writer, and your life experiences have been very interesting to follow.
You ask whether you should write about your "hot" bi encounters? Not if you're reluctant. Those memories are yours! There are themes, however, that never fail to interest me as a reader of both fiction and non-fiction.
I am always curious about a person’s process of self-discovery, self-acceptance or rejection of self. Can self-acceptance be traced back to early experiences, upbringing, a significant relationship, or was acceptance a gradual process over the years?
You had some connection to the film industry in Europe as well as membership in the more conservative societies for engineers and architects. Was there more acknowledgment of bisexuality or homosexuality, even if it was unspoken or underground, by those with whom you associated in the arts as opposed to your contemporaries in the industrial occupations?
Your business ventures took you to several countries over the years. Your most recent chapter mentioned both Algeria and France (Paris) and the relative ease or difficulty of pursuing sexual relations in those countries. The observations on how sexuality (straight or gay) is experienced in different countries is very interesting. As I read your memoirs, I am reminded that your generation experienced a huge change in society’s sexual mores, again both straight and gay.
Please don't feel obligated to answer any of these questions. Whatever you choose to write about, you definitely found a loyal reader in me! I enjoy historical accounts, particularly biographies and memoirs. Thanks for sharing yours. -Percy