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1. They’re basically your book’s first date outfit Let’s be real – people absolutely judge books by their covers. You’ve got maybe three seconds to catch [...]

… that I mostly agree with. From Balaji Srinivasan (1) First, the new bottleneck on AI is prompting and verifying. Since AI does tasks middle-to-middle, not end-to-end. So business spend [...]

I was asked about this the other day, and found myself unable to answer without changing my mind. Here’s the list. But in no particular order. Boiler Room Glengarry Glen Ross Mrs Watanabe: [...]

George Orwell wrote his essay “Politics and the English Language” in 1946. In it, he criticised the “ugly and inaccurate” written English of his time and examined the [...]

I received an assignment recently: to write a story about how much Presidents in the past have increased their net worth whilst in office. I started out by using good old Google to see if I could [...]

From Parade and Classic Rock: More than half a century ago, the legendary music broadcaster John Peel invited Thin Lizzy to the BBC Maida Vale studios in London to record four songs for his Top [...]

Good audio storytelling is a craft that blends writing, performance, and sound design into a cohesive emotional and narrative experience. Whether it’s a podcast, radio piece, or audio [...]

A good story is one that connects emotionally, engages the audience, and leaves a lasting impression — whether it’s told in a book, a podcast, a film, or around a dinner table. While styles [...]