Denise Mina's The Good Liar is an excellent mystery. She's great at writing messy characters.

I could always tell when I was nearing D.C. in the 70s because I could see a huge yellow-brown dome in the sky ahead of me.

My publisher (National Geographic Books) always uses fact checkers and I am deeply grateful.

Hodge! London! I love that statue...

Nobody wants another damn picture of Mike Johnson at a lectern. Disgraceful.

And yet I just saw this, this morning, on the USDA website:

And the "contact us" link is inoperative.

Remember me, but ah! forget my fate...

A feature and not a bug

I noticed this too. Several Smithsonian sites were down or extremely slow. Also some climate-related sites.

This is my local station, serving a broad area of Central Pennsylvania. Our whole community is shocked and horrified, and hoping we can pull together some kind of response to save the station.

GT is my useless representative. He will never oppose party leadership.

Ours via Comcast central pa is in Spanish too

This book was a massive lift. Huge thank-you to my coauthors Nina Strochlic and Pat Daniels and to our incredible editor @mayamyersbooks.bsky.social, as well as to the whole team at WonderLab Group and National Geographic, with a special shoutout to Kate Olesin and Jennifer Emmett.