A Summary & Review of Carnesi’s Latest Release Most books about invention tell you about the ones that won. Eyewatch, Kenneth Carnesi Sr.’s account of the birth, near-disappearance, and quiet vindication of the EyeWatch biometric authentication patents, tells you about…
A Review What a family carries when one man falls In 2004, Kenneth Carnesi Sr. fell. It was not a metaphor. It was a real, life-altering fall, sudden and catastrophic, and in its aftermath he lost his home, his career,…
A letter to my children There’s a strange arithmetic to a life. You spend most of it accumulating — knowledge, possessions, achievements, plans — and then, near the end, you start giving it all back. Not the things so much…
A Letter to the Man I Used to Be By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. I know you. I know you better than you know yourself right now, sitting there at your desk with your tie a little too tight and your…
Choosing to Live — Fully, Fiercely, and on Purpose — at 73 — — — There is a number that has a way of finding you. It does not announce itself loudly or arrive with fanfare. It simply appears one…
A Reflection at Seventy-Three By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. I wake earlier than I used to, though I sleep no less. The body keeps its own clock now, indifferent to the hour I’d choose for it. There is a stiffness in…
Why we cheer for the long shot — and turn on him the moment he stops being one By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. -Author There is a particular, reliable thrill in watching someone who isn’t supposed to win, win anyway. The…
By Kenneth B. Carnesi, Sr. He was the steady center of our world—quiet, certain, kind. In my seventies, I find myself measuring my life against the long, gentle shadow he still casts. There is a particular kind of quiet that…
A Review of Silenced By Consent: Author: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr, JD Silenced By Consent is one of those rare books that names a problem everyone senses but few have articulated with such precision. Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. — legal scholar, business…
AMERICAN LIVES | A LITERARY PROFILE Collateral Courage Kenneth Carnesi, Sr.’s new memoir trades the redemption arc for something braver — a steady, unsparing tribute to the family that kept the lights on while he learned to stand again. ________________________________________________…
Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. 