Sparking Conversations,
Inspiring Change
I was born in Jacksonville, Florida in 1955. My parents, younger brother and younger sister moved several times before, at age 5, settling in San Mateo, California. In many ways, I was a classic “good kid who did the usual good things” when I was an adolescent. In many ways, I was a classic “good kid who did the usual good things” when I was an adolescent.
In other ways, I tended to defy convention. My mother was eccentric; she was a balloon and an airplane pilot, for example. She encouraged her kids to be unconventional and I appreciated her encouragement.
I spent two summers doing trail crew in the Puget Sound area with the Student Conversation Association.
My brother and I attended a British boarding school during my freshman year in high school. My father was a consultant sent to Dusseldorf for a year, and he placed us in the Oratory School. I still have a cricket bat for reasons that are unclear.
Grab a cup of tea, cozy up in your favorite reading nook, and embark on an adventure through the pages of my book collection.
101 Questions from my daughters
These are among the 101 questions my adult daughters have asked me about myself and my life. This book contains my answers to those questions.
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A Father's Collage
In A Father’s Collage, a heartfelt collection of reflections, a father captures the essence of raising three daughters through the years. From the joy of science experiments and skiing adventures to the challenges of curfews and life’s inevitable hardships, these memories form a rich tapestry of family life.
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A Father's Collage: Along For The Ride
A Father’s Collage contained dozens of vignettes from the lives of my three daughters as the were growing up. These vignettes form a collage of memories of camping trips, skating exhibitions, junior proms and ill-fated efforts to color your hair.
Grab a cup of tea, cozy up in your favorite reading nook, and embark on an adventure through a weekly letter that I write to friends and family.
Surviving adolescence
Appreciating your feet
Protecting yourself from Bozons March 16, 2025
Feeling Insignificant March 9, 2025
Delve into the words of those who have been inspired, enlightened, and transformed by John’s contributions to literature, podcasting, and beyond. Join us as we celebrate the impact of John Glaser’s remarkable career through the words of his admirers.
