I write stories that run the gamut, and am skilled at taking complicated and odd material--think patent trolls, IPOs, bull semen--and turning it into a fun read for regular types.
Mary Frances Early: A life of quiet courage and great accomplishment
She helped to integrate UGA and had an enduring impact on music education across the nation.
The great cool down
TRD’s analysis of luxury sales by neighborhood reveals that some of the wealthiest enclaves in the city are seeing big price cuts and a decrease in high-end closings
‘Frankenstein’ turns 200
Two hundred years ago, an 18-year-old girl wrote a book that many consider the greatest horror novel ever written. That young woman was Mary Shelley, and the book is “Frankenstein.”
10 steps of a bear checkup, and you get just one chance
Once a year, Dr. Joerg Mayer, associate professor of zoological and exotic animal medicine at the University of Georgia’s College of Veterinary Medicine, takes a group of students out to Bear Hollow Zoo to perform an annual bear checkup.
We’ll always have Cortona
The 50th anniversary event on Aug. 10 celebrates a beautiful friendship between an Italian town and a university
A theater experience for the deaf and the hearing
UGA alumni and students address a community need. Their next show opens this week.
The Patent Troll
Erich Spangenberg makes a fortune suing major corporations for infringing on patents he owns. Is he exploiting a legal loophole or is he a modern-day Robin Hood?
Women in surfing
While there are amazing women in the U.S. Open of Surfing, the pay is still very unequal.
My Las Vegas summers
Is it weird growing up in Las Vegas? A behind-the-scenes look at the life of a local.
The Secret To Living Longer and Staying Healthy?
Caloric Restriction May Extend Lives. Is it Worth It?...
The Rise of Vaping
An emerging industry breathes to life legal concerns, health worries, and thousands of new businesses.
Hurley makes waves
Hurley has teamed up with Waves for Water in an effort to bring clean drinking water to the world.
Modern Power
Today's powerful are softer, more collaborative. Are the days of the stoic, cruel leader a thing of the past?