Does it make sense for writers to go back to works that readers have already invested time in?
Does it make sense for writers to go back to works that readers have already invested time in?
Your book, Doubt, is a history, not a call to arms. Where do you stand on the New Atheist movement?
For you, is there any relationship between composing music and the idea of a sculptor working a raw chunk of stone [toward a] form that had been waiting to be discovered?
Would you mind relaying a bit about your experiences in the lab, the kitchen, and the writer's desk - how they may have fed each other, for instance?
So what do you think makes a magazine good. What are good ones now?
Welcome to the Hotel St. George Interrogation Room. Do you know why you're here?