Interview with Erika Hayasaki, author of “The Death Class”
Journalist Erika Hayasaki has been writing about death for years, but it wasn't until she enrolled in Dr. Norma Bowe's "Death in Perspective" course at Kean University, in New Jersey,…
Journalist Erika Hayasaki has been writing about death for years, but it wasn't until she enrolled in Dr. Norma Bowe's "Death in Perspective" course at Kean University, in New Jersey,…
It was so much fun to talk to the incredible Diane Downs, director of the Louisville Leopard Percussionists, and learn about how this band of elementary school kids has become…
I recently spoke with Dr. Norma Bowe, who teaches a popular class called "Death in Perspective" at Kean University in New Jersey, for IF Radio. Her class is a subject…
With all the talk about the "end of men" and the "richer sex" it's important not to lose sight of the fact that women are facing constant (and often invisible)…
Sturt, author of "Davonte's Inferno," spent ten years teaching in the South Bronx. In my Q&A for the Atlantic, Sturt talks about the problems with education "reformers," charter schools, Common Core, and…
I recently spoke with futurist David Thornburg, who has spent decades trying to help schools create classrooms that are interactive and project based. Our conversation, for the Atlantic's Education channel,…
Absolutely loved reading Ann Patchett's collection of personal stories. Here's a short review I wrote for the Courier-Journal. She'll be in Louisville Friday, Nov. 15 at Carmichaels!
I was honored to talk to one of my favorite writers, Tom Bissell, for the Paris Review. Here's our conversation, where he told me about what it was like to…
Here's my latest review: "Alarcón teaches us, in these pages, that perception and memory are relative. We see what we want to see, we believe what we want to believe.…
Had a great time connecting with fellow freelance writers in Louisville, KY. Shared a few sandwiches and some tips for ideas, pitching, and making a living writing at CakeFlour. Looking…