Many hands make light work
Writing is not always a solitary process. In addition to a crew of faithful readers who are kind enough to read my books as I write them, chapter by chapter,…
This is my new favorite photo of my daughter
The presence of my wife in the photograph is just a bonus.
Kudos from readers in Greece and Norway
It turned out to be a busy day in terms of Something Missing. I received a total of four emails today from a variety of readers, all writing to express…
A day at the movies
My wife and I enjoyed the rare double feature today, squeezing in Zombieland and The Informant all before 3:30 PM. Zombieland was a private screening, and The Informant had only…
Martin’s eBay expertise garners some attention
Something Missing protagonist Martin Railsback poses as eBay power seller Barbara Teal, an empty nester with a love for high-end fashion and a flair for the dramatic. Martin uses eBay…
Worth paying a second college tuition
In the debate over whether or not to have a second child, my wife might just win the argument by agreeing to purchase and wear these tee shorts with some…
If only…
In the spirit of the new film adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are comes the Mo Willems classic:
Borders Books in Farmington, CT
On Sunday, I appeared at Borders Books and Music, right down the road from my school. As always, I spoke for a while, read a little bit from Something Missing,…
MUST LISTEN
I can’t recommend WNYC’s RadioLab podcast enough. Fascinating, science-based stories that are brilliantly produced. I have recommended this podcast to many friends, and everyone, without exception, has thanked me later…
Vying for a spot on The Moth
The Moth is a not-for-profit storytelling organization that features true stories told live on stage without notes. I’ve listened to their weekly podcasts for a long time and attended a…
