Novelist and critic Nilanjana Roy has a nice essay about vacations and REST in the Financial Times. Normally I quote the parts that say really complimentary things about
After I finished my London publicity tour for Rest (which is coming out with Penguin Life in February 2017), my wife and I spent the weekend being tourists. On Saturday
I'm spending this weekend with family and dogs, and starting to get things together for my first REST-related trip abroad. I'm going to be in London to promote
Among other things I'm doing this weekend (mainly related to my son's rugby career, it seems) I've got pack and get ready for my Big European Tour: I'm
The first translation of REST is actually going to appear before the American edition: my super-fast Dutch publisher Kosmos (who also published a translation of The Distraction Addiction) is going
I'm going to be going to Amsterdam in November to promote the Dutch edition of my new book REST, and one of the events I'll do is a
I was just in New York City and discovered Greenacre Park, a tennis-sized park on 51st Street between a synagogue and apartment building. Greenacre Park was opened in 1971,
So this is what I'm doing on November 23: appearing at The School of Life in Amsterdam, in an event titled "Work less - Sleep better." The Dutch
The ancient Romans believed in generous vacations: They took sightseeing tours for two to five years at a time. In more recent centuries, Europeans of means and faint
On our last day in London, my wife and I wandered past, and of course in, a travel bookstore near Covent Garden called Stanfords. Actually not Stanfords, but