Ross Mccammon News Today

Reader letters published in our December 2023 issue.

Starting in this issue, you’ll find visual delight from the first page to the last—and a whole new section.

Figure out how you feel about someone. It comes from the book "Works Well With Others," by Ross McCammon. Here...

A native of the Lone Star State, he has served as a high-ranking editor, supervising both writers and other editors, for such publications as Esquire, GQ, and Men’s Health.

If youre emotionally disconnected from a parent, spouse,  friend (or anyone, really) because of pandemic isolation, negative feelings, or laziness, schedule a call to reconnect and get unstuck.

To climb out of a mental rut of feeling stuck, you need to build up your vocabulary of how you talk about your emotions and feelings.

Have you ever heard of the two beers and a puppy test? It's the perfect way to determine whether you really like your friends, or trust them.

At their first meeting, Soper instantly thought “she could be the one” to be his future wife. For most of his working life he was an office worker in the railways, with appointments in Otago and Southland towns and in the North Island. He also worked for the old Southland Frozen Meat Company and a milk products business in Invercargill. He was a dispatch rider and Morse code operator in the Solomon Islands during World War II. Soper was there for a year before he contracted malaria and w...

There’s a notion being sold and perpetuated, as our jobs have become increasingly entangled with our personal identities: The idea is that work

Creativity and writing Writing is lot, getting the words down is just the final stage. It’s the way to shape to the writing you’ve already been doing in your head. with past versions of yourself. Michelle Woo suggests keeping a notebook to capture all the random ideas that pop up and then putting time on the calendar to go back through that notebook later. After all, sometimes ideas just need time to simmer. Before drafting an email or story, : “After reading this, I want the reader t...