Gordon Brown, Author at Primer

Gordon Brown

Gordon Brown grew up in the deserts of Syria and now lives in the deserts of Nevada. Since his arrival in the New World, his award-winning work has appeared in McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Modern Haiku, The Ocotillo Review, 3rd Wednesday Magazine, and elsewhere. His writing has appeared in Primer for the past seven years.

Men We Wish We Were: Ernest Hemingway

Every month Primer is recognizing a different individual for their accomplishments, cultural significance, and general awesomeness. This month: Ernest Hemingway.

Men We Wish We Were: Arthur Conan Doyle

Every month Primer is recognizing a different individual for their accomplishments, cultural significance, and general awesomeness. This month: Arthur Conan Doyle

The Five Most Important Things I Learned By 27

So you’ve finally made it: At long last you’re a grizzled veteran of adulthood, and there’s nothing that this universe can throw at you that you haven’t already beaten. Not unless you’re ... [more]

Men We Wish We Were: Frank Gilbreth

Every month Primer is recognizing a different individual for their accomplishments, cultural significance, and general awesomeness. This month: Frank Gilbreth.

5 Free Modern Business Card Templates + Why Business Cards are Even More Critical in the Digital Age

Custom designed templates exclusively from Primer.

The Millennial’s Guide to Philosophy: Taoism

As it turns out, philosophy is a lot more useful when you’re out in the real world rather than in a classroom.

Great Men You’ve Never Heard Of: Freedom Fighters

On a recurring basis, Primer likes to shine the spotlight on great, brave, and innovative men who get left out of the history books. In honor of July 4th, we celebrate five courageous souls who helped... [more]

Men We Wish We Were: Christopher Lee

Every month Primer is recognizing a different individual for their accomplishments, cultural significance, and general awesomeness. This month: Christopher Lee.

Men We Wish We Were: Ernest Shackleton

Every month Primer is recognizing a different individual for their accomplishments, cultural significance, and general awesomeness. This month: Ernest Henry Shackleton.