VISITOR – What is it?
The simple answer is, VISITOR is a science-fiction novel I wrote. But that is like saying an oak is just a tree. It’s absolutely true, yet unsatisfying and incomplete. What kind of tree? What shape are the leaves? What is the trunk’s … Continued
How I became a writer
My life changed forever when I was ten years old, and my fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Friedman, gave us a writing assignment. The assignment itself has long escaped my memory, but the story I wrote involved the flowers on my … Continued
I need your help! Beta readers wanted.
I’m looking for a few beta readers to help me with my writing. I write science fiction and fantasy, so ideally you are passionate about both. I’d prefer to find people willing and able to stay with me, if you … Continued
A New Beginning
After a couple of years of struggling with Joomla, I’ve decided to switch to WordPress. WordPress has come a long way and I think it now has the bits and pieces it was missing. Let me know your experiences with WordPress!
Things I Learned as a Literary Intern
Intro: For six months, I worked as an intern for a literary agency. I won’t mention the name of the agency, but they are a “real” agency with legitimate book sales. Although I did not progress to “Apprentice,” I learned quite … Continued
Messy Egg Sandwich
I used to make a breakfast sandwich. I should add that I enjoy cooking as another creative outlet, which has strong tie-ins to my need for dieting since the logical conclusion to cooking is – well, eating. But I digress! The … Continued
Rest in Peace, Mr. Klugman
I am sorrowful to learn of Jack Klugman’s passing. He may not have been the most renown actor, but his roles meant a great deal to me as a child, and have remained with me throughout my adulthood. Of course, the Odd … Continued
Comic Con 2012
Comic Con was quite the experience. I went to one when I was like 15, possibly the same event but (ahem) a few years ago and it was nothing like this. Tons of comics, of course, but so much more. … Continued
The Tunnel – Issue 1
In 1988 I graduated from NYIT’s Central Islip Campus with a BS in Computer Science. NYIT stands for New York Institute of Technology. Four years earlier, they had opened up this campus for the first time, taking over buildings from … Continued
