In 2019, the ETC Press published Pamela McCorduck’s book, THIS COULD BE IMPORTANT. Here, I’m releasing clips of our conversation about her life as one of the early science + technology writers.
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A compendium of what I’ve learned in my twenty-five years navigating SXSW Interactive, the greatest show on earth.
Elizabeth Wurtzel was—and forever will be—our GenX Rock God Writer.
https://twitter.com/thebradking/status/1086778465473490945 Back in January, I posted a tweet about Generation X that turned my life a little bit bonkers for about seventy-two hours. I hadn’t intended to throw a GenX family reunion, but there I was. In a little less than three days, more than six hundred thousand people interacted with it and—as you can […]
In 1993, Newsweek labeled GenX as the “The Whiny Generation.” We’ve been not giving a shit about that since. Also—George Michael is pretty great.
GenXers grew up breaking bones, having accidents, and dealing with mayhem—and many times going to the doctor was the LAST thing we did. So—share your story of GenX Catastrophes!
My favorite conversation: What books influenced you? These are the books that influenced my life as a writer.
My middle school history teacher John Viall—a dedicated and decorated teacher—wrote a wonderful post about America, the Fourth, and e pluribus unum.
King Friday XIII orders a border wall to be built. Lady Aberlin takes balloons, tied with messages of peace and love, and floats them across the wall.
Whenever I see Fitzgerald in the bookstore, I can’t but recall fondly how his books taught me to write.
Circle City New Play Fest brings national and local playwrights to Indy for the development of new work. With four staged readings over one weekend, Circle City New Play Fest invites audiences to be part of the process of taking these plays to the next level.
For our December edition of Scripted, we’ll hear Letters Sent by Janice Hibbard. Claire sent a lot of letters – some loving, some toxic. She never thought she’d be around to see the consequences, but now she is. A empathetic, but never sappy, portrait of a woman struggling to figure out what to do next.