My Tribute to Heather Heyer

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I deeply mourn Heather Heyer. To me, she represents my generation’s finest aspirations. It isn’t our tech that makes us special. So many of my friends, my cohorts, my college […]

New Writing on Climate Change

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The Tampa Bay Times, the top newspaper in Florida and one of the best in the nation, has published my guest column promoting the vital work of the Southeast Florida […]

Breaking: John Dos Passos Society Conference 2018

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Third Biennial John Dos Passos Society Conference (June 20-22, 2018, Lisbon, Portugal) Abstract Submission Deadline: January 31, 2018 Graduate students wishing to be considered for supplemental travel funding must submit […]

Time Burnishes the Chiles Legacy

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Sick of U.S. politics today? Tired of the daily deceptions, the smallness? Read about real statesmanship. Explore the story of Walkin’ Lawton Chiles, governor and U.S. senator from Florida. He […]

A Big Sea Adventure

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“Sailing takes me away to where I’ve always heard it could be.” The sun in your face. The wind at your back. I think if I can commit that feeling […]

Michael Caine: A Film Journey

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One of the joys of the past year has been my journey through Michael Caine’s large filmography. It’s tough to say when I really became a big fan of his […]

New Writing, Soon

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My climate change op-ed is nearly ready. It’s gone through 15 drafts. Just a few more edits left hopefully. As a novice in climate reporting, I knew this would be […]

Perriello on Climate

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“The Republicans may win some seats because of this vote, but they can’t regain their souls for demagoguing the issue,” Tom Perriello said of the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade climate bill of […]