Wow (actually, two big wows)
First off, thanks to Sean Parker (he of Napster fame and fortune) for his massive $24 million gift to establish the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy Research at Stanford
First off, thanks to Sean Parker (he of Napster fame and fortune) for his massive $24 million gift to establish the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy Research at Stanford
MY YEAR OF EPIC ROCK is on the long list for the Teen Choice Book of the Year Award for 2014. There are a ton of wonderful books here, but
Last year my son (no food allergies) got invited to a cookie exchange. I’d never gone to one with our daughter, because it’s kind of tricky to take a kid
People say stupid stuff all the time. It’s never a good plan to do it on camera, though. At a school board meeting, Linda Grossmann, a school board member in
I’m embarrassed to admit I’ve never read anything by the renowned author Ursula K. Le Guin. She sounds like she kicked ass and named names at the recent National Book
I can make egg-free versions of tons of dishes. Muffins, waffles, potato pancakes, you name it, someone’s probably created a vegan or allergy-friendly variation out there. Mayonnaise, however, is tough
Writing can be lonely, but not if you have (virtual) coworkers. So I’m excited to be joining the crackerjack team over at From the Mixed-Up Files, where I’ll do interviews and
MY YEAR OF EPIC ROCK got a great review in the November 1 2014 issue of Booklist. If you’re a subscriber, you can read it here. If not, check out the
Every Halloween I try to offer a treat that’s free of at least most of the top allergens, like Ring Pops (a crowd pleaser, btw) but an even cooler way to be
Hey, ho everyone! If you’re curious about MY YEAR OF EPIC ROCK, you’ve got a shot (well, 10 shots, to be specific) to win a copy for yourself over at