Author: Dan Hull

On June 6, 1944, 160,000 troops from America, Canada, Britain, Canada and Poland landed on a 50-mile stretch of the Normandy coast […]

First, see our post Round 2: “One Night, One Person” and related links. As those links show, we’re still testing the waters […]

Twenty years ago I started a company called Black Dog to sell tees, sweatshirts, jackets and the like under the name of […]

Steal like an asshole? I was given this 2012 bestseller on Saturday by a Connecticut Avenue bookseller (there are more than one) […]

There have always been mass extinctions since Earth started out–about six so far–and Earth needs to have them. In his new book […]

Ellen Bry: Stamford girl makes good in “Lost and Found Family” Finally, an American movie: one for people who go to church, […]

Copy of FIFA indictment courtesy New York Times. Some 40 years ago thought 18 USC sections 1961-1968 had a limited utility and […]

I am proud of 3 things in my life: 1. I’ve never been to Las Vegas. 2. Except for jeans and my […]

Happy 87th, Big John. May 17, 1928 – December 27, 2012. A stick in me hand and a tear in me eye […]

Is it American trial season, or what? We have fewer civil trials–in both American state trial courts and federal district courts–than we […]

We’ll get back to you, okay?

If you ever feel that way–I do almost every day–consider reading Tom Keen’s The Internet is not the Answer. This is an […]

Authors who have tried but failed to get published–including current legions of brilliant writers no one will ever read if publishing industry […]

Here’s an imperfect but ballsy article in The New Republic I wish I had written. “Elite Universities Are Turning Our Kids Into […]

Can we please stop saying “shoot you an email”? It’s like GI Joe watched CNBC by mistake or something. How about “send” […]

Supreme Ambitions, David Lat, Hardback, December 2014, ABA, 284 pages, $18.00. Not only can the protracted lawyer-blogger phenom known as David Lat […]

See The Washington Post this week.