Be Seeing You descriptionQuoting Elia Kazan, Hubert O'Hearn says of himself, 'It's been a long and frequently lively life.' As a journalist he has served as a successful newspaper columnist in Canada for a dozen years. As a reviewer he has contributed to and edited for some of the most prestigious literary and music magazines in North America and Europe. He has founded and directed a repertory theatre, written six hit plays, been a speechwriter and essayist in the field of Human Rights, and in his heart of hearts he claims to be a sportswriter. He has equally known considerably personal pain. Hubert O'Hearn has, not once but twice been dead on an operating table. Much more hurtful than that he lost his beloved fianc e Kimberly to the effects of a brain aneurysm. He has written and spoken clearly and unflinchingly about the resultant battle with Depression that led him to emigrate to the beautiful land of his childhood dreams - Ireland.Many people have urged Hubert O'Hearn to write a formal memoir, however he refuses to because, 'I know how all the stories end.' Besides that, his life can be found in his work. For a writer, work is always personal. As Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner would say, Be seeing you.