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Tell me again why I’m supposed to care that Twitter is now a smoldering pile of embers? Have you been there at all in the last four years? These questions are rhetorical: it is a horrible, rabid, angry place filled with vitriol and ego, falsehoods and personal attacks, arguments…
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"Maybe the issue with homelessness isn't that I'm seeing trash in my neighborhood. Maybe it's that there are literal human beings sleeping next to that…
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One September afternoon in 2020, I was recording the narration for Two Minutes Past Nine inside our backpacking gear closet when Joe knocked on the…
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I was one of those Kurt Vonnegut kids. Surely, there were one or two of us at your high school? At 16, during my junior year, we had to complete a…
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After a wonderful kickoff for When the Moon Turns to Blood at Powell’s, I hit the road for some events and to commemorate writing a book with a big…
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My first book, titled When the Moon Turns to Blood, is out today.
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I fell in love with graveyards on the last day of hearings for a new Supreme Court justice. You probably remember the one I mean: a red-nosed man…
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Before I get to this month’s newsletter, I have two updates! I can’t believe this is finally happening: When the Moon Turns to Blood comes out next…
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