Would you like to be present at the birth of a new book?

SDVoyager just published this very nice interview with me, asking me all about my writing and other aspects of my career. It was an enjoyable opportunity to talk about what matters to me most.

A spirited panel discussion with four fantastic authors.

What life in space taught astronaut Nicole Stott about our home planet.

It’s a book people have been waiting for for decades.

A couple of space book reviews, with one reminding me of my teenage space enthusiasm.

There have been a number of space books recently about women, by women — or both. Here are my reviews of a handful of them.

Sometimes a memory literally goes skin deep.

The Light Of Earth is coming, and soon.

Some books can be strikingly good. Others… not so much.

Just as photos capture wonders of space exploration far more movingly than any engineering report ever can, so poetry can capture elements a photo is incapable of sharing.

The cat and I are learning a new language.

My article about gay astronauts gets a remarkable reaction from a space shuttle astronaut.

I’m going to give a talk to help out a local textile art museum. Will you watch online?

When you can’t say goodbye in person, what can you do?

Global conversations and remembrances, all from one room at home.

Kindness continues, and sometimes even increases, at tough times.

You never know when an astronaut might drop in on a Zoom call and tell you about his space experiences.

Depending on your age, you’ll probably have a time which you consider “your” human space program.

Even if conferences are canceled this year, there are things we can do to help.