Author's

In a section called Author's Foreword, he introduces himself: Author here.

NPR Topics: News 2011

In addition, his Author's Note was changed to call the work a "book," rather than a "memoir."

Michael Levy: Can Memoir Be Trusted? Michael Levy 2011

One of the outstanding SF Author's who I can't believe was overlooked.

SF Signal's 10 Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Author Blogs 2009

Author's Note: Most of the links in this post are to my OWS photo set on Flickr.

Christine A. Scheller: Protesting Greed In The Shadow Of 9/11 Christine A. Scheller 2011

Author's note: While I'm certainly condemning the oppressive nature of select non-mainstream Jewish-Orthodox groups and other religions that restrict women in a secular context, I'm not promoting gender roles in a religious context either.

Eliyahu Federman: Gender Discrimination: Religious vs. Secular Eliyahu Federman 2012

In addition, his Author's Note was changed to call the work a "book," rather than a "memoir."

Michael Levy: Can Memoir Be Trusted? Michael Levy 2011

I totally agreed with Cory's take on the whole Author's Guild vs. Reality (and text 2 speech) kerfuffle, and I saw that other authors like John Scalzi and Neil Gaiman were pretty much on the same, uh, page.

Boing Boing 2009

Author's note: While I'm certainly condemning the oppressive nature of select non-mainstream Jewish-Orthodox groups and other religions that restrict women in a secular context, I'm not promoting gender roles in a religious context either.

Eliyahu Federman: Gender Discrimination: Religious vs. Secular Eliyahu Federman 2012

The first several numbers were printed in Mayfield, Kentucky and later volumes were printed in Carbondale, Illinois by the Author's Office and The Printing Plant.

Introduction 2010

Author's note: While I'm certainly condemning the oppressive nature of select non-mainstream Jewish-Orthodox groups and other religions that restrict women in a secular context, I'm not promoting gender roles in a religious context either.

Eliyahu Federman: Gender Discrimination: Religious vs. Secular Eliyahu Federman 2012