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Latest Newsletters
Though there be method, there is madness in't.
Or: what hath I wrought, and what should I write next?
— English Murders, Danish Parenting, and a Question for You
A meditation on intensity, Spain, and taking everything too far.
— Why I Can't Have Mojitos for Breakfast
Or, why my daughters think your life choices need their immediate attention
— The Custody of Byron
Or, Why Ice Cream Gives Me Hope
— Growing Up in the Shadow of the Apocalypse
How corporate authoritarianism trains us to police ourselves
— The Docility Tax
So, I'm setting up subscriber chat...
— A private space for like-minded lunatics
Please note, these books contain shenanigans.
Meet Shea. He’s difficult—he suffers from pathological problems with authority and an unrepentant truthfulness. When he’s not fixing computers in the library at Harvard Medical School, he’s tormenting middle managers, and feuding with his boss. But where in the Harvard employee manual does it say you have to behave perfectly at all times?
"Perfectly captures the unique craziness of life at Harvard Medical School."
— E.Coburn, former Publishing Director, Harvard Health Publications
