So, you’ve done all your Christmas shopping, and maybe scored a few deals by reading my last blog post. Now you want to have some fun in the snow but the rocky economic climate is scaring you off the slopes. Continuing on the theme of thrifty spending, check out my latest article on finding […]
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Cheap winter thrills
December 19th, 2008 · No Comments
Surf’s up - and so is your heart rate
November 7th, 2008 · No Comments
That’s probably the cheesiest line I’ve ever written. But for some reason, the editors over at alive actually seem to revel in cheese (One example is the title I’ll eternally shake my head at: G…I can’t believe it’s a Glycemic index). God bless ‘em though - they’re a wonderful bunch.
Anyway, here’s an article […]
Tags: writing · reading · article
Have a laugh, have a cry
November 7th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Here are some recent article shorts. As usual, you can click on the thumbnails to read them. The one on the left is a feel-good piece on laughter yoga. The right piece touches on the depressing psychological and cultural effects of global warming. There’s also a teeny one in there on the dodgy air we […]
Tags: writing · culture · reading · article
Want to write for Wired?
October 26th, 2008 · No Comments
Wired magazine has some interesting pieces this month. Well, every month is pretty good, but writers might appreciate this behind-the-scenes look at how an article is assigned, written, edited, and designed. You can read the email correspondence between author and editor, and get an idea of how to pitch your story idea to a magazine. […]
Tags: writing · documentation · technical writing · freelancing
Recycling, global warming, and toxic toys
September 3rd, 2008 · 3 Comments
I haven’t blogged in a while, and as Uncle Argyle says “Well that’s something we shall have to remedy, isn’t it” (That quote is from Braveheart, just in case you haven’t seen one of the greatest movies ever made). Unfortunately I’m keeping it short today - here are two of my articles from alive magazine’s […]

