allrebQuietly Quitting, or, Having Reasonable Boundaries Around Your Job Is Good, ActuallyOh no, I read a stupid clickbait article, and now we all have to suffer.Jul 30, 2022Jul 30, 2022
allrebRevisiting the MCU — The Incredible Hulk (2008)I was actually pretty psyched to watch this movie, even once I found out it isn’t on any of the regular streaming platforms and I’d have…Apr 15, 2020Apr 15, 2020
allrebRevisiting the MCU — Iron Man (2008) and How I’ve ChangedIt’s spring 2020 and we’re all trapped inside. Everywhere you look there are lists of what to watch and read while social distancing, but…Apr 5, 2020Apr 5, 2020
allrebWriting While The World Burns: 2017 in NumbersOh boy. Okay. So part of me is tempted to not do my writing numbers round up for the year, because my writing numbers for 2017 were…not…Feb 19, 2018Feb 19, 2018
allrebBlitzball Is Hell: A (Very) Few Thoughts On A Separate PeaceFor my next installment in my YA Classics Catch-Up Blogathon, I read a A Separate Peace by John Knowles and discovered a flaw in my entire…Oct 9, 2017Oct 9, 2017
allrebThe Scourge of Apathy and The Catcher In The RyeSo. The Catcher in the Rye. I have to admit, this was one of the books I most dreaded reading for this project, because it’s also one of…Jul 27, 2017Jul 27, 2017
allrebinAgile InsiderSix Lessons From My First Six Months as a Product ManagerTwo things happened late last year. The first was that a relatively new CTO at my company began nudging the development process more firmly…Jul 17, 2017Jul 17, 2017
allrebinThe Writing CooperativeWriting Is Like Building A House, Except I Don’t Know How to Build a House“Brick by brick” ain’t gonna do it.Jul 10, 201712Jul 10, 201712
allrebinThe Writing CooperativeWhen You’re Drafting, Not Even Terrible Words Are WastedWhen to cut words, and when to keep going.Jul 1, 2017Jul 1, 2017
allrebThe Free World of Francie Nelson’s Brooklyn(First, a quick note. You can win a copy of my book, Bound by Blood and Sand. Go enter!)Jun 19, 2017Jun 19, 2017