Epistemographer

Once more into the breach! I never really hit my writing stride after getting back from my honeymoon (honestly, one decently thoughtful post in almost two months does not a blog justify), but if there’s one motivation that outweighs all others, it’s the threat of public shaming – since I’m heading off to spend 5 days with all the cool kids at SXSWi, I’m blowing the dust off this here blog and hitting the ground running.

First, a brief catch-up on general life stuff:

• Bought a condo in DC, spent a month or so getting my hands all dusty with some home improvement (June 2005)
• Got married (Oct 8, 2005)
• Spent a month in New Zealand (December 2005 – January 2006)

• Had a small homeowner’s disaster

In more professional news:

• Teaching a class at American University this semester
• Got positive reviews back on my book manuscript from MIT Press, currently writing a response to criticisms
• Working on some cool software projects

• Hatching a few other plans, more about which soon

Non-RSS readers will also notice a snazzy new design, cribbed almost whole-cloth from the talented Jeremy Boggs, with whom I’m lucky to work. My strengths are many, but design ain’t one of ‘em; my interests lie far more in tweaking information design than in graphic design, so standing on Jeremy’s shoulders was exactly the boost that I needed. I’ve also decided to kill the blog.epistemographer.com subdomain, so everything now redirects to www.epistemographer.com – change your bookmarks and RSS feeds accordingly!

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