The Blog
Every story that runs past the front page, plus shorter dispatches
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New Business Scoping Underway
Morgan Eyes Small Business Needs
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Bunco Social Comes to Carroll Gardens, A Tested Playbook
It's no secret that people are spending more time alone. Hosting is out of the question for most, and invites are scarce.
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Creativity is Back In Vogue for Morgan
More than five years passed since I published something creative. Whether I was a photographer, video editor, or artist, I was constantly creating something.
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When a Builder Picks Up a Camera, It’s the Builder Who Sweats
A New Short-Form Page Bets on Discomfort
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Humidity’s Long Siege Is Called Off by the Dew Point
BROOKLYN — Below-grade living means one recurring decision: open the windows or seal the place up. After a summer of data, the answer at Mr. Morgan’s garden-level apartment now arrives as a push notification.
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Backyard Fig Overachieves; Grapevine Declines to Comment
BROOKLYN — The fig tree behind Mr. Morgan’s apartment is carrying more fruit than it has any right to, a heavy green set that has the household planning for jam.
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Getting Uncomfortable Is the Only Moat Left
Every job I’ve had has ended up the same way: find the thing that’s broken, model the case for fixing it, build a prototype and walk it to production.
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‘Pace’ Gives a Household Budget a Better Front Door
Pace is a small personal finance app that reads from a Tiller Google Sheet, signs in with Google and runs on Netlify. It exists because the spreadsheet already held the truth; it just needed a better front door.