I wrote about (among other things) Rebecca Solnit’s 2008 essay “Men Explain Things to Me” that indirectly gave rise to the term “mansplaining,” and you can read my thoughts on this issue here.
I wrote
about a kiss on the lips that might as easily have been a kiss on the forehead, and you can read it here.
I wrote about the power and limitations of victim-impact statements, and you can read about it here.
I wrote about George R. Stewart’s Ordeal by Hunger, and you can read about it here.
I wrote about growing up with pockets of Hungary all around me and you can read about it here.
I wrote about who (and what) deserves to be in America’s first museum dedicated to writers, and you can read about it here.
I wrote about character folding for the Masters Review, and you can read it here.
Click here to read my profile in ADDitude magazine this October! Next month, the publication will publish their profile of me, as well as others in the creative arts who have ADHD, and how it impacts our work.
Click here to read my interview with CrimeReads’ Polly Stewart! We discuss Alexandros Papadiamantis and my 84 books project.
For Oprah Daily, I wrote about revisiting my father’s hometown—and the capital of Hungary—to find traces of our shared past. You can read about it here!
