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National Public Radio

Graduate students need higher stipends, fewer questions from prying relatives about when they’ll graduate, and more department events with unguarded pastries. You might think the last things grad students need are more books.

[Listen to the story on All Things Considered]

31-page excerpt of the full book, available on Scribd.  But you should totally buy the book.

Princeton Alumni Weekly

I’m married. I have no kids. I live in an apartment near the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., and work at a biotech company in Rockville, Md. And later this month, for some reason, I will find it very important to share this information with people I have not seen since last May.

Knowing we would attend a wedding in St. Louis, Missouri, one weekend and a bridal shower in Chicago, Illinois, the next, the two of us decided to turn the events into an excuse for a summer road trip through Illinois and parts of neighboring states from June 28 to July 4.  [Coauthored with Marina Koestler Ruben.]

Includes my one-act plays “Out of Character” and “Shot At.”

Includes my one-act play “New Tricks.”