NON-FICTION
FOR SALE
Classic American cinema/film noir
$10.00 USD
—May/June 2024 Special 20 for 20 issue, Vol. 20, number 3
The Maltese Falcon and its appearances in real life.
—November/December 2022 Giant Issue, Vol. 18, number 6: “Laura”
The song “Laura,” an American standard.
—November/December 2021 Giant Issue, Vol. 17, number 6: “California noir”
The film Woman On the Run, set in San Francisco.
—November/December 2020 Giant Issue, Vol. 16 number 6: “1947”
The Lucille Ball film Lured.
—November/December 2018 Giant Issue, Vol. 14 number 6: “Great Couples of Noir”
Director Anthony Mann and cinematographer John Alton.
ONLINE WRITING
for other websites
Silver Screen Suppers
FlixChatter
“Maybe some comics shouldn’t be movies”
The superhero trend in film, with an emphasis on the Fantastic Four.
Student Handouts
“Omar (2013) Movie Review and Guide”
A review of a Palestinian film for a website that provides downloadable teaching materials for schools.
for Wide Screen World
Selections from my previous blog
“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
The Mike Nichols film, with an emphasis on the setting of Northampton, Massachusetts.
A history of the film studio’s animation division.
“Five precedents for the proposed changes to the Hollywood Walk of Fame”
The proposed traffic-calming changes to the world-famous Hollywood walkway and how they will benefit pedestrians.
“Is comedy always better with an audience?”
An editorial on how comedy has different effects on different people, with an emphasis on the film Knives Out.
An unscientific experiment involving the value of bingeing TV shows.
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FICTION
FOR SALE
Literary magazine based in Queens, New York
—Fall/Winter 2014, issue 5: “Speculative Poetry & Prose”
A short story which imagines a future where airplanes are replaced with teleportation machines.
$10.00 USD, $5.00 e-book
ONLINE FICTION
from BRW @ Substack
An over-educated college professor builds a rift between him and his favorite student.
Now that the World Series is over, it’s his time to relax with his wife. Or is it?
“Homebody”
This 80s pop band has an image problem.
His favorite bookstore is dying. How can he keep it alive?
An unusual camera may hold the key to finding her missing daughter.
More flash fiction stories monthly at the Substack page
from other sites
Written Tales
Micromance Magazine
“Scars” is a historical drama set in the Bronx, 1956.
from Wide Screen World
selections from my former blog
“Star Trek: City on the Edge of Forever”
Inspired by the Star Trek episode guest-starring Joan Collins.
“Matilda”
Inspired by the Danny DeVito-directed children’s movie.
Inspired by the Star Trek TNG episode guest-starring Jean Simmons.
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