This if the first of a series of posts about my ten all-time favorite science fiction movies. Note that I do not claim that these are the best sf movies (though I think all of them are legitimately great), but the … Continue reading
My fiction returns to the pages of Bards and Sages Quarterly! The January 2023 issue features my 7000-word co[s]mic horror story “The Audition .” As noted in my post about “Hully,” below, Bards and Sages is available in various formats … Continue reading
My short story “Hully” is appearing in the July 2022 issue of Bards and Sages Quarterly, now on sale. B&SQ is distributed in print, PDF, epub, and Kindle format, and is available for free in digital format for subscribers to … Continue reading
Another story published! My short-short story “The New Friend,” a dark fantasy story about a baby and an unpleasant stuffed animal, has been published by the online flash fiction zine The Arcanist and is available on their website. For free! My … Continue reading
While my writing career these days is centered around short stories (I’ve sold two recently and will post about them as they are published), my playwriting career is not entirely over. To wit: The 4th Wall Stage Company of Worcester, … Continue reading
Following up on the previous post: My first short story (well, novelette) “On Milligan Street” has now been published on GigaNotoSaurus. It is available for reading without a prescription: All you have to do is click on the link above. … Continue reading
Regular visitors to my website, of whom I have none, will have noticed that (a) I haven’t posted anything in the better part of a year, and (b) I did recently make a slight change to the site banner, replacing … Continue reading
On Saturday, December 12, at 7:30 PM, the Titanic Theatre Company of Cambridge MA will be presenting “A Night to Remember” on Zoom, an evening of humor and resilience. They will be performing two short plays, “Classics for Kids” by … Continue reading
It’s certainly not easy to be a playwright these days, when live theater is about as common as five-legged cows. And for very good reasons, I hasten to add… I wouldn’t want to have my work involved in any superspreader … Continue reading
It’s been a long time since I’ve posted here; in this age of COVID-19, there’s not much happening in the theater world. However, I am happy to report that my play “Too, Too Solid Flesh,” winner of the Firehouse Center … Continue reading