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The latest edition of Writerly contains an essay I wrote. Publishing in journals like this is part of a...
The latest edition of Writerly contains an essay I wrote. Publishing in journals like this is part of a...
Last year I wrote about the future of Twitter. Since then, Elon Musk has bought the company and a...
This year threw some of life’s hardest challenges my way. Perhaps more than ever before, my yearly theme helped...
As we get older, it’s easy to think our moment has passed. But maybe our moment in history is...
New technology is tempting – but often unaffordable, in terms of either time or money. So, how should we...
All the books I finished in April 2022.
Elon Musk, owner of Tesla Motors and SpaceX, has launched an audacious bid to acquire Twitter. This begs so...
Okay, this is the rantiest rant I’ve written in a long time. But the reaction to this year’s Oscars...
Re-reading Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America highlights just how individualistic our conversation about habits has become
Starting this month, I’ll be writing a monthly round-up of the books I’m reading. Here’s the first: short reviews...
It’s the end of 2021 and time to review another incredible year.
For fans of personality tests, Benjamin Hardy’s Personality Isn’t Permanent might feel like a challenge. Turns out it’s a...
The word toxic is everywhere. We use to describe all sorts of things we don't like, from bad relationships,...
On a recent visit to Adelaide we noticed our favourite tree had been cut down.
Late night satire has risen to prominence, not just as a form of entertainment, but also as a form...
The USA has elected a dangerously unqualified fool as leader of the free world. We will have to consider...