Why We Don’t Negotiate
As the impeachment trial for inciting the January 6 coup begins, I use my historical research to explain why we have the trial and punish the perpetrators rather than negotiating with them.
Lego Skate Park
In lockdown the Bricksters are enjoying my new Lego skate park, made by combining two City-theme kits and extra pieces.
On Watching “Chernobyl” Post-Covid
How seeing the miniseries Chernobyl in 2021 rather than when it came out in 2019 has affected my perception of the show (and our own Covid-19 response)
Housebound
Some thoughts on being stuck indoors for more than a year due to my broken ankle and covid-19.
Sympathy for the Devil: Villains
A discussion of villains, their role in the story, and what makes a villain worthy and worth reading about.
A message went up on plywood after Election Day, but the peaceful transfer of power isn't always a given.
Deus ex Machina, Four Years Later
Revisiting my post from 2017 on the deus ex machina ending in light of GOP attempts to overturn the 2020 election.
2020 New Year’s Resolutions Check-in
Wrapping up my 2020, a year full of both mishaps and achievements, and New Year's Resolutions I forgot to make.
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“We Have No Idea How [Bad] Things Can Get”
A review of the celebrated documentary "Collective," which chronicles official corruption in Romania's health care industry and is a cautionary tale.
When We Lost Our Humanity
Some questions on the anniversary of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
A message went up on plywood after Election Day, but the peaceful transfer of power isn't always a given.
A Regime Party Portrayed: The Weissensee Saga
A discussion of the German TV series Weissensee and what it can tell us about this moment in the U.S. today.
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