Why don’t we finish the projects we love? What internal and external obstacles rise up to prevent us from fulfilling our dreams? In the book I wrote with Cary Tennis, which will be published by Penguin/Tarcher in January 2017, we offer a new way of looking at creative blocks and a tested and tried way of finishing your work
Finishing School: The Happy Ending To That Writing Project You Just Can’t Seem To Get Done, went out to publishers for sale today. My writing partner Cary Tennis, who came up with the idea for the school, is very pleased, and so am I! His simple and easily reproducible gets results and we hope to spread it a big audience.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation offered journalists tips on keeping their sources safe, but all of them seemed flawed or too technical for the average person to use easily. What’s an investigative journalist to do?
Today’s the 75th anniversary of the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge, which reminded me how I nearly died twice covering the celebration of the 50th birthday.
This the afterlife, as ruined by lawyers — a corporate-sponsored hereafter.
Last night’s bloody Occupy Oakland demonstration proved to me the vital importance of Twitter in bearing witness in real time, a time when the conventional media often turns off the camera, looks away or refuses to report.