My husband and best mate, Scott Rosenberg, a co-founder of Salon.com, wrote a book, “Dreaming in Code,” which will be published next week by Crown. The book follows a software project called “Chandler,” the brainchild of Mitch Kapor, creator of Lotus 1-2-3, and is an analysis of why good software is still so hard to create.

After four years of hard work, it’s pretty thrilling to watch his book get birthed into the world. As a publicist, it’s also pretty thrilling to know he will be giving talks at Microsoft, Yahoo and Google, and watch the media world begin taking notice.
Scott is one of the most balanced right-brain, left-brain people I know, equally creative as he is analytical, all housed within a remarkably kind human being. He’s inspired me for nearly two decades, and I could not be more happy for his success, or more proud.