Words
I am a writer living in Pennsylvania. My writing career began in third grade, as a journalist for my one-page newspaper “The Club,” which touted the important happenings of my world: summer vacations, wiffle-ball results, and exposés regarding hanging out at Herman’s Creek. Hailed by my father and a selected-few cousins, “The Club” (circulation almost 20) was distributed via mimeograph copy to relatives across the country courtesy of the United States Postal Service and a five cent stamp.
Sound
I have a mildly obsessive interest in audio storytelling: Old-school radio plays, immersive audio experiences, and audio books. My first audio play was created more than thirty years ago, cutting and splicing audio tape with razor blades and tape. Stick with me here as I begin to arrange a bunch of words together — hopefully in the right order — and then add some music and a few sound effects. They will become the stories that will be the sound side of Words and Sound.
AUDIO THEATER: Last Call at the Crusader Lounge
Some Christmas presents we don’t ask for. Like this one.
A three part radio play.
Radio play? What is it, 1940?
NOW IN IT’S SECOND YEAR: Punk Party and other Accounts of Mischief
A book. With words and stuff.
Five tales that mix Christmas, diamond heists, Hollywood, beer league hockey, and love—lost and found.
BLOG: It wouldn’t be a website if it didn’t have one.
