I’ve lost track of many of the stories and articles I’ve written over the years, but this is where I’ll try to catalog those that remain. If you find an expired link here, please let me know and I’ll convert the piece to an archive if I’m allowed.
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My interview of author John Lutz in the International Thriller Writers August 2011 newsletter, The Big Thrill.
Find my short story “BETTER TO BE PISSED OFF” on page 250 of CRIME FACTORY MAGAZINE Issue #7, is no longer available on Kindle, but you may download it by clicking here if you dare.
Pick up a copy of the Spring 2011 NEEDLE MAGAZINE to read my crime short story, BEEF & BEER.
THE MEEK
The folks at the Do Some Damage website were kind enough to publish my short story, THE MEEK, where bullied misfit, Tommy Clark, by the grace of God, makes the world a better place for the rest of us. To read THE MEEK click here.
THE FOURTH SHELL
This is a short story I wrote for the Pennsylvania Game News back in 2003 as a gift to my dad and a tribute to his beloved bird dog, Heidi. While the story is a fiction as told, everything in the story really happened.
Thanks to Game News editor, Bob Mitchell.
TIPS FOR THE FIRST TIME COACH
This is a piece I did for San Diego Family Magazine providing tips and tools for first time youth athletic coaches. I met some awesome people doing this one.
SHOULD MYSPACE BE PART OF YOUR INTERNET STRATEGY?
Written in January of 2007 and published in June of that same year, this article was my first traditionally published byline on topics related to Social Media, a term I’m not even sure had been coined at that time. HBM converted this to a blog entry in January of 2009, then they deleted it as the material is quite dated, and more of a history lesson.
GROW YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH EMERGING ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS
The follow-up to my June article in HBM, this is a much broader look at the state of “Online Social Networking” in December of 2007. After this piece, I stopped pitching traditional print publications about Social Media topics because blogs had become much more relevant than anything being published in monthly magazines. This article was also converted to a blog on the HBM website and then eventually deleted.
