: About Me

I was born in the wilds of Southern New Jersey. I'm am a small press writer and editor. I write 2 blogs, Diary of a Mad Editor, which I've written off and on since 2000 and Patient Zero, which is about my battle with oral cancer. I publish a print zine, Devil Blossoms and 2 ezines, Gnome and The 13th Warrior Review. I am otherwise a freethinking freelance human and amateur cage-rattler who'd gladly turn pro for the right price.

My passion is ...

Good food and great literature

I know too much about ...

if I told you that, I'd have to kill you.

My parents always told me ...

I'd be sorry.

My childhood ambition ...

to be an astronaut

My favorite memory ...

summer 1973 in Lake George, NY

Why I write ...

Because I can't do anything else

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

No Country for Old Men (for the 3rd time)

My first job ...

a roadside farmer's market

My best moment ...

Still waiting for that one.

My inspiration ...

Adversity

Entertainment > TV Genres & Trends Best sci-fi TV series

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Although I've been a fan of science fiction since I was a small child, I'm usually the first to admit that Hollywood hasn't always gotten it right when it comes to adapting the genre into films and TV shows. Rarely, does Hollywood achieve a success like Star Trek - usually, they end-up with a Buck Rogers. While, no one will agree on what constitutes "the best", several shows have stood-out over the years: 1. DR. WHO: Hands-down the most consistently entertaining SF show on the air. Originally envisioned as a children's show in the early 1960's, this ongoing saga of a 900 year-old Time Lord...

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