I am currently working on three books, in various stages of completion.  The most nearly complete is a book about reference called Referring to the World:  An Opinionated Introduction to the Theory of Reference.  It was commissioned by Oxford ages ago and should be finished soon -- any day now. The second book, which is a longer term project is calledToward a Natural History of Normativity. It contains a naturalization of many things normative -- including ethical norms, linguistic norms, epistemic norms, and logical norms.   The third book, which is still a bit of a gleam in my eyes,  will be called Pragmatics Everywhere.  It grows out of my most recent work on the pragmatics of communication -- about which I have written a fair amount, but in somewhat scattered and occasional form.   This book will collect my thoughts on pragmatics under one heading.

In my spare time,  I also co-host a nationally syndicated radio show, called Philosophy Talk .  We bill ourselves as  the Program that Questions Everything ---  Except Your Intelligence.   I do this with my friend, colleague and collaborator, John Perry.   Unbelievably,  we've been at it for five years now and are still going strong.