House, Divided
 La Tempestad
 The Ballad of John Wesley Reed
 Girl Science
 The Allure of Oriental Wisdom
 Memorial Day (formerly Varia)
 Pride of the Lion
 The Dostoyevsky Man


 Monica for Chanukah
 Angie and Arnie Sanguine
 Edward and Ellie Supine
 The Lion Eats His Lunch
 The Lion in His Lair
 The Lion Leaves His Mark
 Prayers


 But Who's Counting?
 Emma Goldman Imagines the Millenium


 Just Before the War Between the Plates
 I Can Handle That


 Talking  with Lee Blessing

...with Tom Coash
...with Mary Fengar Gail
...with Richard Kalinowsky
...with Jamie Pachino
...with David Rambo
...with Jason Sherman
...with Naomi Wallace
...with Tom Gibbons
...with Dick Goldberg

I have wanted to be a writer since I was in early high school. In college and graduate school I majored in creative writing. My first publications were poetry published in Temple University's literary magazine TRACKS, which I also edited. I worked as an Associate Editor at the Journal of Modern Literature at Temple University as my on-campus work-study employment. In graduate school I edited CONTACT, the Colorado State University literary magazine, and served on the University Arts Board which oversaw all extra-curricular publications and arts events.

In 1975, with Bob McNamara, I founded L'Epervier Press, which published book-length volumes of poetry.

I moved back to Philadelphia in 1977. Through the late 1970s and into 1980s I wrote poetry and short stories. I published poetry in Quarterly West, Chowder Review, Abraxis, Wind Journal, Rocky Mountain Creative Arts Journal, Green House, Dakotah Territory. In 1983, in graduate school for a degree in Film and Television, I started writing screenplays in addition to fiction. My first screenplay, Paper Work, was a finalist in the 1983 Nissan/Focus screenwriting competition. In 1992, a long short story of mine called My Grandfather's Denver was published in Cottonwood Magazine, number 47. In 1992, I started to write plays. For more information on my plays, click here.

In 1985, I was among the founding member of Working Writers Group, now one of the oldest on-going writers groups in the Philadelphia area. In 1996, Working Writers Group celebrated its tenth year with the publication of an anthology of works written by group members called A Hundred and One Nights. I was represented in the anthology by a short play called Views of the Lion.

In addition to these publications, I have had articles published in several professional journals including the Philadelphia ITVA's newsletter, Playback, and the Philadelphia Dramatist Center newsletter, First Draft which I edited for several years. I have also written articles and texts for corporate clients, including employee benefits handbooks, in-house newsletter and journal articles, and medical and scientific articles, fact sheets, and updates.

Samples of my writing are available on request.