being down bad for a millennial man has led me here

my writing process = 3 weeks of anxiety over the lede + 112 interviews + 1 mortified deadline extension request + 24 hours of hyperfocus

Best book publicity email I've seen in a long time.

Too hot, can't write.

Saw BRING HER BACK (2025).

Can't wait to photoshop this when my book drops.

Huge thanks to Publishers Weekly for featuring A DANGER TO THE MINDS OF YOUNG GIRLS in their fall preview!

There was a period of time in the late 2010s when you could lazily pitch an article on Twitter and an editor would actually see and assign it to you. These were my halcyon days.

Accidentally clicked the little grok icon instead of my DMs and literally heard a jump-scare music sting.

I've been freelance writing for magazines in my spare time for almost 20 years now and this summer is the toughest I've ever seen it out there. Can't imagine what it's like for full-time freelancers.

My Superman movie pitch: a SPOTLIGHT-style journo-thriller where the Daily Planet investigates Lex Luthor after Clark realizes he can't punch his way to peace.

The most optimistic part of James Gunn's SUPERMAN is the existence of a thriving and well-staffed newspaper.

Working on a new thing, coming soon.

This rocks.

Saying you'll log on from vacation: "Easy! Breezy! No big deal!" Logging on from vacation: "This is the worst thing that has ever happened to me"

It's huge!

I'm in the next issue of WorldLiteratureToday so you should obviously subscribe to the print edition.

CNET in 2025 < c|net in 2005