In Defense of Solitude (Part II)
— “We are each … miraculously our unique selves and mysteriously enclosed in that selfhood.” -William Deresiewicz —
In my last
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Life’s Number One Success Principle
— The truth can disappoint many success-seekers —
A friend just sold her single-person company for a multimillion dollar sum, less
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Resident Baby & The Big Mysteries
– Today brought an uplifting Father’s Day chat with Soul Shelter’s Resident Baby, my fourteen-month-old. –
Me: So tell me again, what
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Living Large With My 84-Year-Old Sci-Fi Muse
– In the future nobody eats anymore, and nobody has sex! –
My Grandma-in-law is an eighty-four year old who cannot
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A Song for the Unsung
– Destiny is the finest incentive –
Recently I read a New York Times Book Review article that discussed books solely in terms
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The Elements of (Life)Style
– A celebrated literary reference turned fifty late last month. Today we consider that book’s embedded life wisdom. –
A slim
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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,
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The Post That Never Was
— I was going to write a Monday post as usual, till Soul Shelter’s Resident Baby (my eleven-month-old son) invoked the following
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My Kid Could Paint That
– Creativity and commerce collide in the form of a four-year-old genius. (This is a reprise post from Soul Shelter’s
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Do We Need a Cultural Bill of Rights?
– And by the way, are you getting the Expressive Life you’re entitled to? –
Here’s an egregious adaptation of some
