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My latest book: Everything Explained That Is Explainable, a history of the making of the Encyclopedia Britannica's celebrated 11th edition in 1910. (Knopf.) My next projects: Whistler! Historical genocide! (Not in the same book.) ***I am the author of more than a dozen books, and I have overseen the editorial development of hundreds more for Simon & Schuster, Time-Warner, Doubleday, Random House/Putnam, Harper Collins and Advantage Media. I have extensive experience in periodical publishing. I have written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Toronto Globe and Mail, Esquire and many other publications. I was the founding editor of Southern California Preview and I have been a contributing and senior editor at some of the most popular magazines in America, including Men’s Health, National Lampoon and The New York Times Magazine. I helped create the editorial voice (and some of the most popular editorial features) of Men’s Health, an editorial voice now widely replicated by other men’s magazines. I wrote the European media review column for National Review Online, and I'm a National Magazine Award finalist.As a consultant, I have been involved in a number of important publishing launches and redesigns for News Corp., TV Guide, Meredith, and others. In digital journalism, I'm a former editorial director at Novo and Third Age Media. I also helped create some of Rodale’s men’s sites, created independent online education components, and directed editorial teams to build Toyota’s web-hub of six lifestyle e-zines. In documentary filmmaking, I am co-writer of Femmes de soldats, a 2009 film directed by Alain Hertoghe.I am co-editor (with Cambridge University Prof Alan Macfarlane) of The Fortnightly Review; the editor of Odd Volumes, the Fortnightly's imprint; and a contributor to the Oxford Encyclopedia of Human Rights.I teach writing, publishing and editing workshops, and provide editorial services to independent authors and publishers. My doctorate is from the Communications and Media Research Institute of the University of Westminster (London).

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