About

Hello, readers.

This blog functions as a compendium of the stuff and things that rattle about the head of one particular human who is me. I am a writer, reviewer, podcaster, and, by most all accounts, a terribly silly person.

I grew up in a medium-sized town in the middle part of Tennessee, which is in the southeastern part of the United States, but now I live in England, which is in the middle of the world, by some—almost certainly problematic—reckonings.

The name of this blog comes from the play Cyrano de Bergerac. It means to be as magnificent as an elephant. Or possibly as magnetic.

You can find a list of my publications here.

You can read many silly and serious essays I have written about film, television, and kitchen tables, among other things, here.

You can find out all about Storyological, a podcast about short stories that I produce and co-host with my partner, here.

To see my blogging in a previous life, go here.

To see something inspirational, go here.

To see the future, close your eyes.

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