The Writist
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a single page publication.
On this site Book Reviews can be found here, Essays here, Fiction here.
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BLOGS, 2010 – present
During Baseball Season I’m sole author of: Giants Baseball Corner
Here are links to other blogs I’ve produced over recent years:
Kingfish Turkey Shoot Documentary annual team shuffleboard tournament, 2013
The MTK Independent mid-career archive with contemporaneous writings, 2012
Karthik Rajan for Mayor social media campaign for Mayor of SF, 2011
Yesterday’s Hoops covering NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, 2010
Some Most Hit Blog Posts
Review of 1Q84 and Murakami at Mid-Career, literary critique
Explaining Prometheus and the Alien Timeline, film review
On the Kingfish Pub Pursuing Landmark Status, local story
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WHERE THEY STAND, Source magazine
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Shanti, featured fiction, Jane magazine, Condé-Nast

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The Judge Who Holds the President-Elect in the Balance, Georgemag.com, Hachette-Filipacchi
Watched election returns in NYC with my colleagues at George magazine, at Editor-in-Chief Frank Lalli’s Upper West Side home. We were a tight knit bunch who had been working Election 2000 together for the previous six months, and it was Lalli’s way of congratulating us with a party. Incredible place, great collection.
Then, election night exploded into the Florida fiasco. Karl Rove appeared on the dozens of screens Frank and his wife had spread throughout the house and everyone saw Florida flip. Several of us in editorial immediately left the party.
We went back to the office and researched all night to post work to the website. We all worked on a few people’s stuff. I got my piece detailing the judge who was hearing the very earliest stages of what would become Bush v. Gore, up online by 10:00 am, as it was happening.
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Interviews of Candidates for Public Advocate of New York City
First-ever interview of Norman Seigel as a candidate for public office
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The Dreaming: familiar and unfathomable, Aboriginal dancers reach out to Austin audience
Austin American-Statesman, Saturday, May 6th, 1995









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