The founder of a Las Vegas-based aerospace startup that manufactures and develops inflatable space station modules is convinced that extraterrestrial life not only exists, but has already come to Earth and established a presence here, according to a recent interview … Continued
Back in 2005, a group of awesome people and myself founded Pocono Commuter, Inc., a non-profit that supported the growing commuter population, helping them find friends and support during the economic boom that offered home ownership via extreme commutes to … Continued
So I’ve kept a few things from my childhood that have stayed with me over the, er, many years, since then. I have handwritten stories in ancient spiral notebooks, report cards, and assorted odds and ends that would mean little … Continued
Online retailing giant Amazon.com Inc. plans to open its first New York City bookstore in Manhattan’s Time Warner Center, the company said. Source: Amazon to Open First Manhattan Bookstore Brooklyn will always be in my heart, no matter where I’ve … Continued
Albert Einstein’s famous theory of relativity isn’t just for particle physicists and sci-fi fans. Here are eight ways you can see relativity in real life. Source: 8 Ways You Can See Einstein’s Theory of Relativity in Real Life I … Continued
Happy New Year, World! I’ve had a wonderful 2016. I married the love of my life, visited Ireland, and published my first novel, VISITOR. I have more writing in the works, but my initial resolution for 2017 is to improve … Continued
I wonder what people think about writers these days. Do you envision us hunched over a rickety wooden desk beneath the flickering oil lamp, dribbling an ebony trail from the tip of the quill back to the inkpot? Or, do … Continued
The simple answer is, VISITOR is a science-fiction novel I wrote. But that is like saying an oak is just a tree. It’s absolutely true, yet unsatisfying and incomplete. What kind of tree? What shape are the leaves? What is the trunk’s … Continued
My life changed forever when I was ten years old, and my fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Friedman, gave us a writing assignment. The assignment itself has long escaped my memory, but the story I wrote involved the flowers on my … Continued
