My Valuable Downgrade
— There’s more to life than upgrades —
Upon completion of the final draft of my latest novel three years ago,
Technology vs. the Soul
At what point does being wired, linked up, zoned in, and always connected become a disservice to ourselves and the culture around us?
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You Are Not a Gadget
— Author and Internet pioneer Jaron Lanier pleads the human case —
As an Internet and Virtual Reality trailblazer, Jaron Lanier
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Opting Out of the Deferred Life Plan
— Which moves you: Drive or passion? —
Once upon a time, a young Apple Computer attorney named Randy Komisar negotiated
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Fixing a Broken Work Model
— Creativity on, CPU off —
Try as I might, I still spend too much time in front of the computer.
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The Lonely Novelist’s Five-Point Productivity Plan
— A few ideas for a fulfilling and productive new year —
I work entirely from home, and unless I make
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Three Candles for Soul Shelter’s Cake!
— For it’s a jolly good blog-oh … —
This month we ring in Year Number Three for Soul Shelter! Hard to
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Presenting … the Intravidual
– Faced with what we are becoming, it’s important to recall what we have been –
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and
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Accepting a Digitized World
— After which I embark on a Soul Shelter sabbatical —
Thanks to my twelve-year-old son’s craving for action flicks, in
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Six Ways to Stretch Time
“Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in.” – Henry David Thoreau
Here in the Pacific Northwest the tree-leaves that
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Beautiful, Soul-Affirming Untruths
Gao Zen is a 53-year-old Chinese artist who, together with his brother Qiang, keeps a headless sculpture in his studio,
