A hot mess of a book I deeply regret finishing. Featuring inconsistent characters, an encyclopedia's worth of forgotten setups, and a positively offensive ending. Read at your peril.

Some people say the blog is dead. An impassioned argument for why this is not true and what the act of maintaining a blog does for your writing.

The variance of this collection, and of Harris' work, got me thinking about the limitations or boxes authors find themselves getting pushed into.

Is the success of the Moleskine just clever marketing, or is it a genuinely superior product?

An incredibly put together book that challenges the reader's perception of politics, family and people. But don't be fooled by the pretty cover.

What I learned about Brevity and using scenes from Naomi Novik's Temeraire. The answer, you don't have to fill in the boring bits.