Queen of Black Square (ePub)

From the mind and musings of author Alex Liu - comes Queen of Black Square - an introspective look at life in the modern age. All insects are kind of degenerate,"e; I said to my lab manager, Brant, the tall and soft-spoken son of a marine; he was wearing a shirt printed with a fruit fly that had one of its eyes growing on an antenna. "e;That is the quote of the year,"e; said Katie in a British accent in her field biology chic dress. "e;No, that is not true, some insects are interesting,"e; Brant said. "e;I like lightning bugs,"e; I said. "e;There are storm bugs in the UK,"e; Katie said. She said London was her home, but we were all in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and she shook her head when the lab asked if she was going to stay. A painted wooden ladybug toy was played with by Hopi's child at her house when she threw a party for us, which included a Bangladeshi who eyed me and told me that genes are only expressed in some people after I said I was Canadian yellow. In Queen of Black Square, Alex Liu gives a true account-through Harvard, where he graduated summa-about the hedge fund Citadel, where he worked with an English aristocrat, and Columbia U. while he was in the midst of soul fever. "e;Be a lion"e; is what a Persian friend from Dixie told Alex. "e;Sounds like you had an interesting ride"e; is what a former colleague at the private equity firm MidOcean told him.