How Washington Post and New York Times could outgun hyperlocal sites like TBD and Baristanet
In 2004 Baristanet—the lively hyperlocal network that helped inspire similar operations in several states—started writing up picnics, schools and other
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
In 2004 Baristanet—the lively hyperlocal network that helped inspire similar operations in several states—started writing up picnics, schools and other
Virginia, where the governor honored "Confederate History Month" without at first even acknowledging the evils of slavery, has another winner
My old friend used to handle some PR matters for a union in Northern Virginia, and people still pick his
The Solomon Scandals blog comes out of Alexandria, Virginia, just across the Potomac from D.C., and the novel itself is
Scandals at one level is a beach read, a mix of a thriller and novel of manners. But at another,
The Solomon Scandals, although fiction, was inspired in part by the Skyline Plaza collapse, which killed 14 workers and injured
Jonathan Stone as an Afro-American? Because Jewish protagonists are such old hat? So suggested a buddy of mine—not an anti-semite