Am takin’ another ten days away from this blog. My new book ain’t gonna edit itself, and especially during this pandemic, it’s requiring a ridiculous amount of headspace this time. (I’ll swing back at the […]
Kickin’ Off Cobb!
Next up as Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor in my month-by-month county-by-county coverage of good bikey things (according to this schedule) is Cobb County, GA, which I kicked off this week. Several of my favorite rides […]
My Letter to the Mayors of the 6 Bicycle Friendly Communities in Metro Atlanta
I sent this email yesterday (between Capitol Hill meetings, to which I and many others wore the pin pictured) to the mayors of the six certified Bicycle Friendly Communities in Metro Atlanta (five of whom […]
Those Two Glorious Words
If you are a fellow writer, you understand the overwhelming yet peaceful joy and gratitude you feel when you finally write these two words after facing the blank white page day after day after day […]
National Bike Summit
I kicked off yesterday with a sunrise ride because the meetings were starting early on the final day of the National Bike Summit (and my daily bike ride is pretty non-negotiable. I, in, fact listened […]
Meet Emmett McNair
photo courtesy of Emmett McNair Meet Emmett McNair. In fact, you may have already ridden bikes with him investigating the Gulch in Downtown Atlanta or finding the Flint River headwaters or learning about civil rights […]
Almost Done
I started writing my new book 16 days ago. Draft one will be done this week (just in time for March FORTH, my fave day of the year, on which I always do something new […]
Am “Taking Ten” for Pure Imagination
I’m not finding the time or head space to work on my personal passion project — my next book, a work of fiction for middle school children titled Slow Duck Crossing. I visited the inspiration […]
