Oh, go on.
(No, seriously, go on.)
(No, seriously, go on.)
In which a UK-based blog about copywriting was kind enough to interview me (and refer to me as a "ledge," which is British for "legend," which I had to look up.) It's a good way to get to know me.
ESPN's Jerry Crasnick gives some love to our work for the Oakland A's. Especially the breakfast-themed parts, which makes total sense to me.
A few words I put up on LinkedIn to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the greatest ad I've ever seen.
PopIcon.com was nice enough to ask me my opinions of some holiday ads, which was all the excuse I needed to share my love of Maria Bamford.
I would totally drive her to the airport.
In which I exchange love notes with the San Francisco Chronicle's Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist, Herb Caen. (Second paragraph.) He didn't actually let me write his annual Christmas poem, but Macy's did. (Mine was better.)
A few nice words about the 49ers/Levi's Stadium campaign, courtesy of Little Black Book.
The peerless Susan Slusser praises the A's "Rooted In Oakland" -campaign, which would be great if the whole moving-to-Vegas -thing hadn't made it more awkward than one of Stomper's pickup lines.