I’ve been busy with a few projects lately. One of them is currently a secret, though you will hear about it soon. But I can tell you about the other project:I found an open-source library management program (OSX only, sorry to (and for) you lonely and forlorn PC ...

I’ve been mulling over a theory today. It is about writers, writers and their near universal priggishness. This literary priggery quite often may translate into bombastic textual arrogance. Naturally this bombastacism is subtle—if it were outright it wouldn’t be priggish; and that, when it comes down to ...

"The reporters who don't use tape are always the ones who get the story right in the end," he says with a twinkle in his eye. His 1971 film Land of Silence and Darkness, about a community of blind and deaf people, includes fabricated interviews, while Lessons of Darkness opens ...