William Careri

Changing My Workflow The last time I wrote about my workflow, I praised Obsidian and all of its capabilities.

Days of Summer Today marked the end of summer, which has felt short in the length of time passed but also long in the shear amount of happenings which took place in that time—good and bad.

Doing Things for You Last month, I was speaking with a dear friend and mentor.

Ten Years December 2015.

Ranking My Classroom Activities This semester, I returned to the classroom as an adjunct professor, teaching two sections of Introduction to Communication—one online and one in-person.

A Return to the Classroom This week marked the completion of my first semester as an adjunct professor at Northampton Community College, the institution where I began my educational journey ten years ago.

Efficiencies We have a lot of black walnut trees on our property.

Second Drafts For the second time, I have written a complete first draft of a novel.

The Water being Exactly At Your Head This evening, the Data Visualization Society announced both the departure of its current executive director as well as its financial deficit of $35,000.

Building a Virutal Library You don't always know where inspiration finds you, but sometimes it slaps you in the face.

Introducing Myself Last week, I was in a new room for the first time, introducing myself to more than a dozen unfamiliar faces.

Enjoying the Quiet The month of April and most of May were busy—consistent weekends including dinners, a wedding, events, and overtime.

This is most likely the last piece of meta-blogging I'll do for a while.

During your college years and early career, it’s hard to ignore an imaginary, internal clock.

It’s been roughly one year since I took over as Managing Editor of Nightingale, the Journal of the Data Visualization Society.

Teo posted about this topic following the 2024 election results, but I think it’s worth bringing up again.

“Where are you posting now?”

I’ve been a writer for as long as I can remember.

“Every question leads to new answers, new discoveries, and new smarter questions.” — Bill Nye I’ve previously written about how my career started in one place, and as I’ve explored new realms, I’ve unlocked new areas of interest.