In case anyone is wondering, yes, this appears in my forthcoming book "Moses and the Doctor." Can't tell the story of Moses Malone and Dr. J without Darryl Dawkins.

After five years, I've finally changed the header in my profile. It's a new era.

The response on the right to the latest Epstein revelations is consistent with what happens when you sell your soul to an immoral grifter.

I'm enjoying the NBA season so far, but it does seem that it lacks drama. I may eat these words later, but I just don't see anyone beating the OKC Thunder. They're far and away the best team. The endpoint seems like a foregone conclusion.

Let's be honest: It's very strange to have a president declare that a member of Congress is no longer part of a movement. That's not just unAmerican; it's cult-like behavior.

Now with a fancy new banner--if you order a copy of "Moses and the Doctor" from my local bookstore, Astoria Bookshop, it'll come signed. Preorder here: astoriabookshop.com/item/koW0Owlej…

MTG is a weathervane politician. She saw where the wind was blowing when QAnon was a thing. She sees where the breeze has gone since.

I'm not in the habit of giving advice to this administration, but it seems that basic media training--the kind that even the lowliest author receives--would benefit them greatly.

I love this—the network that instigated the so-called “War on Christmas” was a secret agent all along.

The old cliche is that there are more hitmen in movies/TV than in real life, and the same is becoming true of writers. Two shows that debuted last week--Pluribus and The Beast in Me--both center on book writers. How many professional book writers are there left in this country?

First review of "Moses and the Doctor" is in. It's from Kirkus Reviews and it's a good one.