Neil Steinberg is a columnist on staff at the Chicago Sun-Times. He has also written for Esquire, Granta, Rolling Stone, Forbes, Sports Illustrated, the Washington Post, the New York Daily News and many other publications. He writes daily on his aptly named blog Every Goddamn Day. The author of eight books, his most recent is Out of the Wreck I Rise: A literary companion to recovery, written with Sara Bader and published by the University of Chicago Press in 2016.
Twitter: @neilsteinberg
If you have sleep apnoea, chances are you don’t realise it. But it can put your life at risk.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that counting the different types of smile would be straightforward. It’s anything but.
Smiling is one of the fundamental ways people communicate, so what happens if your face can’t do it?
Falls kill over 420,000 people every year. So why don't we know more about how to fall better? Neil Steinberg investigates.
Neil Steinberg explores why, for certain robots, cuteness has its advantages.
