WOSU: 45 years ago CompuServe connected the world before the World Wide Web
Michael De Bonis of WOSU, an NPR affiliate in Columbus, Ohio, interviewed me for this look at the history of […]
Rough Drafts
Unfinished or quasi-finished prose that hasn’t been published elsewhere
Content creation — the state of the art (e-book)
I’m excited to share my latest project with you: a 24-page ebook on the state of the art in content
Lies, damn lies, and GenAI
In 2005, Princeton University philosopher Harry G. Frankfurt published a book that holds the key to understanding much of what’s
Storyline: Deepfakes and deep mistrust
I’m thinking about a storyline that has come up multiple times this summer: How the mere existence of AI sows
What is a storyline?
When searching for a name for this newsletter, I kept returning to “Storylines” because I felt like it reflected the
Don’t panic.
It’s July, and things are moving slowly in my neighborhood. The sun came up right on schedule this morning at
Embracing the Zen of collaborative writing
I jumped into a writing career right out of college because I was jazzed about the potential for self-expression, and
Rough Drafts
25 things I learned in 25 years of newsletter publishing
In today’s writing circle, fellow writer Alicia asked me if I had just recently launched my newsletter. “No,” I said,
Rough Drafts
Notes from a totality
During a partial solar eclipse in Northern California, the author reminisces about witnessing the 2017 total eclipse in Oregon, planned by their late father. The eclipse profoundly moved the author, sparking a deep realization of humanity’s insignificance in the vastness of space and time.
Avoiding that ‘untitled document’ feeling
You know that feeling when you’re staring at a brand-new Google Doc, and it’s completely white except for the blinking