Michael Cook
Michael Cook likes bad puns, bushwalking and black coffee. He did a BA at Harvard University in the US where it was good for networking, but moved to Sydney where it wasn’t. He also did a PhD on an obscure corner of Australian literature. He has worked as a book editor and magazine editor and has published articles in magazines and newspapers in the US, the UK and Australia. Currently he is the editor of BioEdge, a newsletter about bioethics, and MercatorNet. He also writes a bioethics column for Australasian Science and contributes occasional op-ed pieces to newspapers and websites in the US, UK and Australia. |
Is euthanasia an essential service?
30 Mar 2020 | CAREFUL! | 
Some Canadian doctors believe that it is, despite the pandemic
Thank God for politicians! The good ones, that is
27 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |
Because the Covid-19 crisis shows how much damage the bad ones will do
The twisted optimism of the miserabilists
23 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |
The coronavirus pandemic prompts some peculiar reactions
Coronavirus reading: ‘In spite of everything, say Yes to life’
20 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |
What better time than now to remember the great therapist Viktor Frankl?
The endless ingenuity of the P.T. Barnum of assisted suicide
18 Mar 2020 | CAREFUL! |
Inspired by the adventures of a South Korean spy, he has invented a new device
We are not making this up
17 Mar 2020 | CONJUGALITY |
A weird and well-known gay family in Florida gets even weirder
Lessons from a global healthquake
16 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |
Some questions that we should ponder calmly when the pandemic has abated
A high tide for utilitarianism with the coronavirus pandemic
16 Mar 2020 | CAREFUL! |
Two Scottish academics back assisted dying as a cost-saving measure
Living with Covid-19
11 Mar 2020 | CONNIPTIONS |
Why is Africa doing so well, all things considered?
After ‘effective altruism’
11 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |
Peter Singer’s ideas about philanthropy owe a lot to Christianity
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