I’ll be at Lakeville Books, Signing Away
Local readers, come on by… and buy! This will be my first book signing event and I’d love to see my local readers—and would-be readers!—come on by for a chat.…
Local readers, come on by… and buy! This will be my first book signing event and I’d love to see my local readers—and would-be readers!—come on by for a chat.…
The editorial book review site, Reader Views, just published their review of Over Brooklyn Hills. As they say in that old Life cereal commercial, “Mikey—he likes it!”, with the book…
Let’s stop bemoaning the need for “radical” action and let’s just get to work with what we know can work—because what can work has worked and is working. The Climate…
The global energy economy is undergoing a structural reallocation of capital from fossil fuel extraction and thermal generation to clean energy technologies. This transition is propelled by fundamental market dynamics,…
We can price carbon different ways, and we should, because the cost of carbon is unavoidable “Climate Action Policies & Pragmatism’s Two Goals: Pricing Carbon Was Our Political Potemkin…
I’m making the argument about how fiction might help people understand the climate crisis and that they are not alone or powerless. Here’s a quick post about my guest blog…
Writing near-future stories can go wrong quickly, but at times I look clairvoyant, too. “They wanted to hold Exxon accountable. Then they got hacked.” This is the headline of recent…
I spend a lot of time reading posts and essays and articles about the latest in science and solutions for climate change. The science is fascinating and relevant to my…
A flood of emails informing me how to sell my book, but these seem likely written by or with the help of AI There’s been quite the hub-bub about AI…
Kira Thomsen-Cheek’s Climate Revolution Now understands that climate disaster is coming, but does she understand people? Climate Revolution Now’s recent post, “People Get Ready,” is entirely unignorable, not least because…