Book Review: The Science of Last Things
“A living organism is not so much a substance as a concentration gradient; not so much a thing as a proportional relationship maintained through the … Read more
“A living organism is not so much a substance as a concentration gradient; not so much a thing as a proportional relationship maintained through the … Read more
I’m working on a new book. The first book is still in the production stages: copyedits, layout, proofreading. I just have to finish the last … Read more
Usually the last Wednesday of the month is reserved for a book review. But I’ve been reviewing so many books lately that I don’t want … Read more
I’ve taken today’s blog title from author Haruki Murakami’s book: What I Think About When I Think About Running. It’s a memoir about being a … Read more
I’ve been in the midst of copy edits for my book manuscript, so thought this week would be a great time to share some edited … Read more
Because of my illness, I often have to rest, but I don’t want to lie down and sleep. I just need to give my brain … Read more
For those of you who are new here, I’ve written a book about my time as a field scientist and writer in remote locations around … Read more
“Good poems are the best teachers. Perhaps they are the only teachers. I would go so far as to say that, if one must make … Read more
Last week I took an online workshop with Frances Peck, a friend and fellow writer/editor, on sentences and syntax. It’s rare to have a workshop … Read more
Sometimes we can’t follow the expert’s advice on when and how to write. It’s important that we figure it out for ourselves.