Gregory Mone

2 months ago | issues.org | Gregory Mone

Rey Velasquez Sagcal Future Tense Fiction “I had the model study every second of every comedy show ever recorded.” Why was she even there? They had two more days in Vegas, and she’d been working from seven in the morning until ten at night, corralling prospects on the trade show floor, hosting cocktail parties, posting updates, selling nonstop. Now she was stuck in a crowded second-rate comedy club. A man at the table behind her had dog breath. Her feet were hot.

Dec 9, 2024 | mvtimes.com | Gregory Mone

Medici WantedBy Gregory Mone Island writer seeking patron to provide inspiring, light-filledstudio on hill, free of charge. Ocean views through rustlingpin oaks preferred but not essential. Author is generally sunnybut willing to appear despondent from bearing the weight ofhumanity’s struggles on his creative shoulders. Open to drinking,but not to excess, and willing to fly private in the service of art.

Dec 3, 2024 | cnbc.com | Daniela Rus |Gregory Mone |Tiqui Atencio Demirdjian |David Rubenstein |Robert Frank

J.P. Morgan Private Bank is out with its list of recommended holiday books and experiences for wealthy clients, and this year's offerings include a George Clooney Broadway debut, an expanded art museum in São Paulo, Brazil, a wellness center in Manhattan and books about leadership and artificial intelligence. The "NextList2025," picking the most buzz-worthy books and experiences of the holiday season, includes four museums, two wineries, four Broadway shows and 10 books.

Oct 15, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Stephen Aitken |Bill Nye |Gregory Mone |Amelia Fenne

Wordplay and wry wit put extra fun into a trove of fundamental knowledge. With an amped-up sense of wonder, the Science Guy surveys the natural universe. Starting from first principles like the scientific method, Nye and his co-author marvel at the “Amazing Machine” that is the human body then go on to talk up animals, plants, evolution, physics and chemistry, the quantum realm, geophysics, and climate change. They next venture out into the solar system and beyond.

Sep 30, 2024 | cacm.acm.org | Gregory Mone |Herbert Bruderer |Ted Selker |WALID SABA

When Mark Kuemerle, vice president of technology at semiconductor manufacturer Marvell, needed to familiarize some new engineering hires with one of the challenges facing their industry, he borrowed a bunch of LEGO blocks from his kids. He presented the group with a select number of mismatched blocks. The pieces, Kuemerle explained to his new initiates, were meant to represent different chips with particular functions.