Quiet Standing Desk Treadmills for Home Office

For a few years now, I’ve been dreaming of a slim treadmill that I could fit underneath my desk. Of … More

What I’ve Learned After Two Months on The Blogging Platform Medium

A while ago I wrote a post here about how I got started writing articles on Medium again, trying to … More

Tips for Getting Started on Medium as a Writer

After getting started on Medium in 2021 and then abandoning the project of writing there after only a few articles, … More

“Meaninglessness is a blank canvas”

Andrew, one of the writers on Wise & Shine, wrote a magnificent small post recently, titled “The Horizons of Meaning.” … More

Life is more complicated than single-minded statements

Live to eat, or eat to live? Well, probably neither! Food can be quite a pleasure and it’s worth it … More

“Everything is copy,” said Nora Ephron. But in what way?

There was something that nagged at me quite a lot recently when I read a piece about the late Nora … More

When reading gets heavy, try writing (something different)

I’ve always had several books on the go at once, and rarely found one of them so unputdownable as to … More

One Argument for Writing Every Day

Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
Recently, writers all over the Internet got outraged over an article declaring that unless you write…

Careful, or You’ll End Up in My Novel

Fiction writers usually rely more on imagination than on replicating certain lived life experiences, but sometimes people beg to be … More

Happiness, poem by Jane Kenyon

Originally posted on Silver Birch Press:
HAPPINESS by Jane Kenyon There’s just no accounting for happiness, or the way it turns up like…