Check out my discussion with Gastropod: It may seem like magic, but it is possible to manufacture “food from thin air”—at least in appearance. If you want to discover how, and which companies are doing it today, listen to the fabulous podcast, Gastropod, hosted by Nicky Twilley and Cynthia Graber. After I wrote about century-old […]
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Delmarva Review – Anthology
Our final edition of Delmarva Review! As managing editor for a decade, I couldn’t be more pleased with this compilation of authors and their inspiring work—poetry, essays, and short stories. It has been a privilege and joy working with a phenomenal editorial team, showcasing contemporary literature from established and emerging writers. Thank you.
Johns Hopkins University Excellence in Teaching Award!
Thank you to the fabulous faculty and students at Johns Hopkins University! I am honored to receive the 2023 Excellence in Teaching Award for the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences AAP MA in Science Writing Program! A special thanks to Melissa Hendricks Joyce, Associate Director.
Delmarva Review Volume 16 – Inspired!
As managing editor, I’m biased, but I’m more inspired than ever by this year’s edition of Delmarva Review! The collection of poems, short stories, and essays capture the angst, joy, challenges, and small victories that signify the times in which we now live. This year’s contributors range from a Ukrainian poet writing about the war […]
My Apple News Today Interview: Why Don’t We Have a Universal Common Cold Vaccine?
Check out my interview with Patricia Yacob from Apple News about why we don’t yet have a universal vaccine for the common cold. There probably will be one, eventually, but listen in to find out more (my bit comes in at about the halfway point): Apple News Today
Delmarva Review Volume 15 – Don’t Miss This One
As managing editor, I know I’m biased, but this year’s edition of Delmarva Review is especially evocative. You really won’t want to miss Volume 15’s thought-provoking and entertaining prose and poetry.
