My first read of 2026. What’s yours ?? 📚

Literature has always been the place where humanity rehearses its future. Before we understand artificial intelligence in our laboratories and courtrooms, we must first understand it in our stories. Stories teach us not what technology can do, but what it should be permitted to

ANNOUNCEMENT In one week, my new stage play, The Trial of 2025, will be released on Amazon. This is not a play about technology. It is a play about responsibility. We live in an age that congratulates itself for its inventions while quietly postponing the question of what those

ANNOUNCEMENT! I am proud to announce the upcoming release of my new stage play, THE TRIAL OF 2025: Lady Justice, Artificial Intelligence, and the Last Argument of Earth Releasing in one week on Amazon. This work was born from a fascination that has followed me for years. Not a

We taught our machines to think before we taught ourselves to listen. Stories are the gentle places where humanity learns to recognize its future, before that future finally dares to speak in code. #books, #reading, #author, #writing, #publishing, #bookrelease, #bookcommunity,

Steve Jobs Through Isaacson’s Lens: A Lesson in Vision and Damage Reading Walter Isaacson's Steve Jobs as part of my ongoing research into technology and innovation has been both illuminating and unsettling in the best possible way. This is not a book that flatters its

Book-3/100-2026 Review: Steve Jobs Through Isaacson’s Lens: A Lesson in Vision and Damage Reading Walter Isaacson's Steve Jobs as part of my ongoing research into technology and innovation has been both illuminating and unsettling in the best possible way. This is not a book

Book-4/100-2026 Review: Elon Musk Through Vance’s Lens: Ambition, Obsession, and the Price of Progress Reading this book as part of my ongoing engagement with technology, power, and innovation has been both absorbing and quietly disturbing in the most productive way. This is not

Book-4/100-2026 Review: Elon Musk Through Vance’s Lens: Ambition, Obsession, and the Price of Progress Reading this book as part of my ongoing engagement with technology, power, and innovation has been both absorbing and quietly disturbing in the most productive way. This is not

What happens when the law is forced to judge the future it helped create? The Trial of 2025 is a techno-legal stage play that places Humanity, Artificial Intelligence, and the Planet before a global tribunal to decide whether modern systems of governance are still fit to

Book-5/100-2026 Review: Steve Jobs, The Man Who Thought Different, Vision Revisited and Cost Reconfirmed As part of my one-hundred-book reading challenge for 2026, I returned to Steve Jobs with intention. I am deeply drawn to technology and to those who pioneer shifts that force

If reading even one book now makes you an endangered species, then choosing to read is no longer casual. It is deliberate. When a culture loses the habit of reading, it does not lose information. It loses judgment. Books are where complexity is held long enough to be understood,

Stepping outside into the snow was a reminder that not everything is meant to be rushed, optimized, or consumed. Some moments ask only for presence. Cold air. Quiet light. A pause from screens and sentences. There is clarity in winter. It strips the world down to essentials and

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If you read even one book this year, you are part of something increasingly rare. According to the National Endowment for the Arts’ 2022 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts, fewer than half of American adults read a single book in a 12-month period. Only about 38 percent

Why Writing May Be the Most Underrated Tool for Personal and Professional Growth We often think of writing as something reserved for authors, academics, or people preparing reports and emails. Yet one of the most powerful uses of writing has nothing to do with publishing. It

One day, God Willing, I'll see you on stage as Professor Peterson. Hugh Jackman