Guest blogger Ann O’Connell shares a story of awkwardness, love and possible spurs
About a week ago, writer Ann O’Connell, who wrote a piece in The Hour about my appearance at the Wilton Library, posted on Twitter: It's been two years since the…
About a week ago, writer Ann O’Connell, who wrote a piece in The Hour about my appearance at the Wilton Library, posted on Twitter: It's been two years since the…
On Sunday, Elysha and I were driving back from New Haven, listening to the Yankees play the Blue Jays. We were also searching for a copy of Newsday, as a…
Golf is like writing. You only need to be told to think about the game differently to improve dramatically. Imagine the backswing differently. Envision yourself throwing a Frisbee as you…
My wife came home this afternoon and said, “I did some community relations for you today. You’ll be speaking at the Barnes and Noble in Blue Back Square.” Really?” “Yup.”…
As a DJ, I occasionally run into an odd breed of clients known as “Soundtrack People.” These individuals base their entire musical life upon the soundtracks of movies. Every song…
There was a favorable review of Something Missing in the Boston Globe today. Among the many pleasing lines from the piece was this gem: Though the book is essentially a high-concept…
On Sunday, I sent the revised manuscript of Unexpectedly, Milo, off to my editor for her review. What I had hoped to be a two-week process quickly expanded into a…
I found the second comment on this clever New Yorker article especially stupid. It should be preceded by the following disclaimer: Warning: Captain Obvious at work.
My new book, The Chicken Shack, is about a combined funeral home and chicken shack. Since I began writing the book, combination business-like fictional creations seem to have been popping…
I established a list of twelve New Year’s resolutions in January of this year. At the end of each month, I report on my progress as a means of holding…