Red Room Where the Writers Are

Comments I've Written

• I agree

  I think any of us might have had trouble "performing" in front of such a global crowd.  I said elsewhere that I'd have puked on my shoes with nerves.

• Thanks...

  ...for your kind words and your kind-hearted book.  Good luck with it.

  warmly,

  Wendy

• Loved it!

  The humane humor in this peice was a real antidote to the toxic reading I've been doing, trying to stay informed about all the campaign shenanigans (I can't wait until this is over).  I'm going to

• I agree!

  I agree with Thomas, that I would find it uncomfortable to be talking about my sex life at a party,or talking with this couple about theirs.  But also, Gail, that the disbelief seems unwarranted a

• No

  IQ is not higher now on average, it's lower.  Mr.

• Thanks, Susan.

  I'm sure we're not the only ones who feel this way.  In fact, I'm counting on it.

• Excellent!

  Truly, it's clear that the religious of this world commit the most evil acts.  How can they not see it?  It never fails to boggle my mind.  I'm convinced that evil is born in every human heart, and

• God Bless America! And all Hail Monsanto!

  My husband used to hate that I'd watch your show until he figured out how firmly your tongue was in your cheek.

  We loved seeing you with Bill O'Reilly.

• What a shame...

  I feel bad for having read this, because now I've helped contribute to this nasty blog's popularity.  I clicked on it because of "Sicko" in the title, which was a movie I enjoyed.  I li

• Maybe there's something in the water...

  Christopher Williams, an English scholar, wrote a fascinating and somewhat scary book called Terminus Brain: Environmental Threats to Human Intelligence.  While certainly we can blame white