Featured Blog: Malcolm Ivey

WRITER / NOVELIST / ESSAYIST

  • Imagine a scenario where an American was removed from society for 20 years. We’ll say it was voluntary, for the purposes of this essay. No internet, no cable television; his main source of information, the ABC World News at 6:30pm EST every night along with the political roundtable shows on Sunday mornings. Kinda like a […]
  • I’ve been on political hiatus since the election. You might not have noticed out there in the real world of pricey eggs, Tesla terrorism, plummeting markets, transgender athletes, and airplanes loaded with shackled Venezuelan nationals zipping across the sky, but it’s true. In fact, the last thing I said that was even remotely political was […]
  • A hero of mine just lost his home in a California wildfire. He’s more than just my hero; he’s a national treasure. A Made-in-America success story. Steven Pressfield. Mom saw him on Oprah’s Super Soul Sunday a decade ago and ordered me his book on maximizing creative potential. You’ve probably heard me talk about it […]
  • I was in the Federal Detention Center in Oklahoma City for a couple weeks last month. Flying Con Air from a Central Florida prison to another gated community in Indiana. Hopefully my last time ever traveling with the feds. Miserable experience. Shackles, handcuffs, waist chain, black box. Impossible to eat, or scratch my ear, or […]
  • An excerpt from Letters to the Universe. This essay was written two years ago. It was humbling to start all over when I thought I had my shit together. Now here we are two years later, two books later, two years clean. Stronger than ever. Time is a river . . . Momentum. Divine Intervention […]