Two reasons to consider getting your tickets to our Writer's Symposium By The Sea Feb. 25-27: one, tickets are almost gone, and I explain the second one here. bit.ly/31eN3rp

Tomorrow at 12:30 I'm interviewing novelists T. Jefferson Parker and Matthew Quirk on facebook live for the Union-Tribune's Festival of Books. Their books are thrillers -- they really are! hope you can watch!

Sad to read about the death of author Carlos Ruiz Zafon this week in Barcelona. We had a great interview at the downtown public library in 2015 about his book Shadow of the Wind. bit.ly/3dwyQue

During what feels like is an endless season of waiting, there may be a gift within it. I wrote about it in today's SD Union-Tribune: bit.ly/2VrQtVX

News media conversations always end up talking about bias. Here's an interview I did with IVN on the topic: bit.ly/3l5oW76

I'm interviewing Rob Bell Monday evening on Zoom about his new book Everything is Spiritual: Who We Are and What We're Doing Here. Hope you can join us! warwicks.com/event/bell-2020

The San Diego Public Library is highlighting their top five books published by local authors, and "Talk To Me" is one of them. We're doing an "Author Talk" at 4 pm today. Hope you can watch! bit.ly/3aNU6hn

My friend John Polkinghorne died this week at the age of 90. He was the embodiment of how science and faith can live together. I wrote a book about him and did this interview with him in San Diego: bit.ly/3vgEfzL

What do Oprah's Interview and our Writer's Symposium By the Sea have in common? Well, the Union-Tribune's podcast made the connection by having me on as their guest. bit.ly/3s4UyxG

This year's pandemic version of the Writer's Symposium By The Sea starts in less than two hours. Poets, theologians, filmmakers, researchers, all discuss the writing process. it's online and free! bit.ly/398ZjyQ

I'm doing a facebook live interview with Tara Westover tomorrow evening (April 8) at 5:30. Her book "Educated" is incredible. See you there! bit.ly/3fV8nLQ

metalearn.net/podcasts/ml173… I had the chance to be on a really interesting podcast called "metalearn" out of London. Metalearn's goal is to address the question, "What knowledge and skills do I need to thrive in the 21st century?" Hope you enjoy the conversation!

One of the pleasures of teaching at PLNU is that I get to meet great students who become famous Hollywood directors! Here's my story about Destin Daniel Cretton, director of the new Marvel movie that just posted in the San Diego Union-Tribune.bit.ly/3sXp5yG

One week from today is the 27th annual Writer's Symposium By The Sea! Cornel West, David Brooks and Nadia Bolz-Weber! See you there! bit.ly/3BrMe0C

Bittersweet day today. The 27th annual Writer's Symposium by the sea begins, and we mourn the loss of 2014 Symposium guest Paul Farmer. May we repair the world in his absence. Here's my interview with him bit.ly/3H7IsKZ

We're less than 3 weeks away from the Writer's Symposium By The Sea -- our 28th year -- with Anthony Doerr, Maria Hinojosa, William Finnegan and N. Scott Momaday. Tix at pointloma.edu/writers

In one week we'll be in the presence of some of the country's best writers, at our 28th annual Writer's Symposium By The Sea. A few tickets are still available for Anthony Doerr, William Finnegan and Maria Hinojosa. bit.ly/3Io3VTP

Check out the story in the San Diego Union-Tribune, which said "The Symposium has become one of the premier literary events in the city." bit.ly/3Yu8FN3

One year ago right now I was in the home of the great writer N. Scott Momaday to interview him about writing. Momaday's recent death was reported today. It is with grief, reverence and gratitude that I re-post the interview with this beautiful man. bit.ly/497povj

So sad to hear about the death of Nikki Giovanni, but so grateful for the rocking interview we had in 2016. She was a wonder. shorturl.at/q2yru