Internet – David Haldane

August 10, 2026

Delphi David

By David Haldane Aug. 10. 2026 It’s like talking to yourself, only better. By which I mean that the self you’re talking to is, well, […]

February 22, 2026

The Uncanny Challenge of Knowing What’s Real

By David Haldane February 23, 2026 The scariest part is that he’s becoming my advisor. I have, for a while, been querying […]

January 26, 2026

An Inglorious Absence of Light

By David Haldane January 26, 2026 For the first time in nearly a decade of living in the Philippines, I honestly considered moving back […]

November 24, 2025

Disconnected

By David Haldane Nov. 24, 2025 It feels like I imagine it would to suddenly go deaf or blind. One minute you’re […]

May 13, 2025

Journalism’s Jam

By David Haldane May 12, 2025 It’s not all their fault. By IT, I mean the loss of public trust in legacy media and authoritarian […]

November 23, 2023

One-Sided News

By David Haldane Nov. 23, 2023 I had just put the finishing touches on a three-minute video presentation for an annual gathering of would-be […]

October 5, 2023

Tik Toking Truants

By David Haldane Oct. 5, 2023 They’re a common sight online. Tik Tokers gone tall. Teenagers courting turmoil. Bad ones boosting boundaries. A new study […]

June 1, 2023

Reinventing Einstein

By David Haldane June 1, 2023 The Facebook photo demanded a double take. There he was, Albert Einstein, standing on a street in SoHo, […]

February 17, 2023

American Expat Launches Book on Finding Island Home

Cebu Jose Joya Gallery LITERARY TREATS 2023: A TOOTH IN MY POPSICLE BY DAVID HALDANE BOOK LAUNCH APRIL 12th, 15th, and 25th. […]

December 15, 2022

The Death of Writing?

By David Haldane Dec. 15, 2022 I remember the day I became a writer. It was 1970, and I had spent six months roaming […]

October 6, 2022

Globe At Home: No Escape

By David Haldane Oct. 6, 2022 It seemed like a good idea. In fact, it was the only idea because none of the country’s […]

July 21, 2022

Reconnecting

By David Haldane July 21, 2022 It started as a tiny niggle. That’s the first sentence of a column I wrote back in 2018, shortly […]