Red Room Where the Writers Are

For those of you who saw this post on my Psychology Today blog . . . there is a new story there today. For those who did not see it, I'll repost it here:

Every day, I get questions about the TMS project I’ve gotten involved in at Harvard’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. TMS stands for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. What’s that?

Every day, I get questions about the TMS project I’ve gotten involved in at Harvard’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. TMS stands for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. What’s that?

It seems like I'm driving to Boston every week nowadays!  If you're in town next Wednesday, come say hi!  I'll be appearing at the Barnes & Noble, Northeastern University, 360 Huntington Ave,

There was a Mexican couple at one of my last appearances, and we talked about the way Aspergian traits seem to be inherited.

I’ve just spent a wonderful evening with the folks at Book Soup here in West Hollywood. I was also able to have dinner with blogger Kanani Fong and her Writerly Pause group . . .

At long last, the new and improved paperback is on sale

Some books are written just to entertain. If the book is enjoyable to read on a cool fall night, that’s enough. I enjoy reading books like that sometimes, but as an author, I want more.

I have a friend who’s a sales manager for a technology company. They have a small staff that designs technologically complex products that only geeks understand.