Non-Fiction

I was Associate Editor of Santa Barbara Magazine for a couple of years when it was winning two Maggie awards as Best City/Regional Magazine, beating out such rivals as Texas Monthly and Los Angeles Magazine.

The pay was crap, and I left after a couple of years and focused on writing advertising copy. But I continued to write articles for Santa Barbara Magazine until my earthquakes article caused such a flurry. Real estate agents bought a lot of advertising in SB Mag, and they were very unhappy that my article pointed out the earthquake risks in the city.

The Arabian Horse

Caw!
The Crafty Crow


UCSB Search

Interview with Dr. Horvath

Santa Barbara Has Its Faults

Fiction

I founded an on-line magazine in 1989 and contributed science fiction stories to each issue. The name of the 'zine changed a lot, and finally became SWAGAZINE. I wrote over a dozen stories for the 'zine.

This award-winning
direct mail piece
was also a work of fiction:

Old Al

Old Al

An Interview with
Rin-Tin-Tin

Interview with Rin Tin Tin

 







 

Full Earth

Moire

SunGone

 

The Girl Of The Month Club

TimeBabe

Gladiator Prison





 

Dark Vision

In The High Quintillions

Nausea Pistol

 

Slingship Sam The Asteroid Man

We Are Here to
Heal You