Para: Sci comm is thriving, but that’s different than science journalism. Growth favora quick takes and attitude, rather than institutionalized journalism with its commitment to verifying information, reporters who can spend months on a single project, a gaggle of editors and, yes, lawyers.

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My latest piece for @science.org takes a look at the weird ways agents chat to each other (and attempts to explain, at least in part, why AI-speak gets so strange). www.science.org/content/arti...

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When I got my first assignment with Scientific American, I thought it might mean I could still make a career in legacy media work, despite the ongoing chaos. The experience gave me something else entirely. www.whatsitlike.me/the-story-sc...

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The 45th Nail by Michael and Ian Lahey is more than historical fiction. It's a journey of discovery, forgiveness, and healing. A must-read for fans of WWII stories. #Booksky

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I sometimes read e-books and I adore the audiobook of The Breakup. But seeing the beautiful physical thing displayed for sale is still the thrillngest. First Light in Austin, Three Lives in the West Village, Spotty Dog in Hudson, Cornwall Library in Connecticut.

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