Thanks to Yvonne and her book club for reading and discussing my latest book, 2 Degrees. They asked me the following questions to which I’ve provided my answers. I saw where your next book will be in this same eco-fiction … Continued
I’m in awe of the scout honeybees. They are the main players in one of the most remarkable happenings in the life of a honeybee colony—swarming. Honeybee colonies are highly organized and social. A honeybee cannot exist on her own. … Continued
People often ask whether honeybees hibernate during winter. Hibernation involves lowering body temperature to match the cold, and a slowing of heart rate and breathing. Honeybees do not hibernate. To the contrary, they huddle together like penguins in order to … Continued
I started beekeeping about four years ago. After spending so much time observing honeybees in our meadow and at their hives, I can’t image a world without them. Ask any of my friends and they’ll tell you that I can … Continued
I stopped by the bar at Cocktail Hour Productions to briefly chat about 2 Degrees with Andy and Cheri. As always, it was great fun talking with them. They are the best. I highly recommend their smart and witty show. … Continued
It was Christmas 1980. All my thirteen-year-old-self wanted to find beneath the tree that year was the album, The Game, by Queen. I got it. Much to the torture of my family, most especially my two sisters who shared a … Continued
I started the research for 2⁰ while on a trip to Antarctica in December 2013. Dirty Bird is the name we gave to a scrappy little chinstrap penguin hell-bent on building its nest in a terrible location. Instead of a … Continued