Recent press for Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend
Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend, which published in the UK, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa back in March, continues to receive positive press overseas and even some here in…
Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend, which published in the UK, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa back in March, continues to receive positive press overseas and even some here in…
Author Allison Winn Scott wrote a piece for Psychology Today that made me realize that I am not alone. In imagining a future in which she is no longer an…
Julie Bosman of The New York Times published a piece over the weekend discussing how writing one book a year might no longer be enough in this age of the…
I admire this kid on so many levels: His product His company’s website His entrepreneurship The origin of his idea (spite) His choice of scents (bacon, baseball mitt, fresh cut…
… in the midst of a back and forth texting session when a comment is so clever, so amusing, so succinct and so timely that it could serve as the…
Since your Mother’s Day shopping is probably complete, I thought I’d remind you of what I would like for Father’s Day, in case any of you are so inclined to…
My daughter does not eat meat. With the exception of well-done bacon, she refuses to eat meat of any kind. As a result, I often ask her if she would…
Tonight I am grateful for friends willing to do far more than is required in accordance with the standard laws of friendship. Last night, my friend, Jeff, and I spent…
I present to you my daughter’s first black eye, courtesy of her nightstand, which happened to be piled high with books at the time, of course. Her Daddy had…
A six-ear old makes an unassisted triple play, and it’s not a silly, chase-the-runner-around–the-diamond situation. It’s fairly legit, requiring fielding skill, quick thinking and excellent reflexes. It’s something you might…