On October 1, 1950, the Philadelphia Phillies played the greatest game in their long history—their historic victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. I realize that there

The organization that has both received the Nobel Peace Prize and has been called the “gold standard” on climate change science has just issued its

When I wrote Drink to Every Beast, an environmental legal thriller, I was asked if my book was an “eco-thriller.” I associated eco-thrillers with such

The hero dashes from one continent to the next trying to stop the evil scientist/ evil corporation/ evil megalomaniac from flipping the switch and causing

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Since finding out that I have written and published a novel many people have told me that one of their bucket list life goals is

One year ago today, January 7, 2018, I was on a business trip to Oklahoma City. Earlier that morning I noticed a slight distortion in

Since finding out that I have written a novel many people have told me that one of their bucket list goals is to write a

This is complicated, so I’m going to break it down. I’ll send out a series of FAQs on this. Stick with me for a minute.

Joel Burcat contracted non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy in his left eye in July 2016. This disease caused permanent blindness in that eye. While he