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.
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.
Not the Minor Leagues
Some extra love for small presses in light of PRH's purchase of Simon & Schuster and the consolidation of the Big 5 into the Big 4.
A Historical Drama and a Master Class
What the TV series A French Village can teach us about character development and the cliffhanger.
Four Years of Bullying
The dynamic of bully, victim, bystanders, and referees, and how it has played out in the U.S. over the past four years.
Beware the Minivan
The role of the humble minivan in secret police actions in Portland, Oregon, and why we need to keep speaking out.
Freedom and Responsibility
What raising teenagers has taught me about people who wear masks and people who don't.
Six Studs of Separation
Thoughts on whether to keep the Covid-19 lockdown or open the country again, in the country we have rather than the one we wished we had.