The Moth: Trigger Pulled
The following is a story that I told at a Moth GrandSLAM at The Music Hall in Williamsburg in March of last year. The theme of the night was The…
My boy has good taste.
I treasure and appreciate all of my readers, but he may be my favorite reader of all.
An unexpected silver lining (including butts with wings) in this brave new publishing world
In the last five days, I have: Corresponded with my French translator about the French edition of my book and future books. Responded to questions from readers in Mexico, Thailand,…
My two words
I know what I should say: Invest AAPL. Use the ticker symbol so I don’t accidentally invest in an apple orchard instead of the technology company. But no. The monetary…
My mother missed my new life by four years.
I completed revisions on a memoir last week about a summer of golf. It was written almost accidentally, and I never thought anything would come of it, but it turns…
My wife, the fashion designer
My daughter’s pajama party themed birthday was yesterday, and as a party favor, my wife designed and sewed sleep masks for the kids. The project has turned our home into…
Four no more.
Elysha and I were in Boston last night. I was competing in a Moth GrandSLAM at the Somerville Theater. My former second and third grade student, Allison, was babysitting. She…
Dolly Gray Children’s Literature Award
Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend has been named the 2014 Dolly Gray Award “for promoting high quality children’s literature that includes positive and realistic characters with developmental disabilities.” As an…
Change the world by changing the paradigm of meetings. PLEASE.
Samuel Khan, the founder of Khan Academy, is featured in this month’s Harvard Business Review. In the piece, Khan explains that when it comes to meetings, Khan Academy’s policy is…
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