Welcome!Although I am best known for my gardening articles, I actually freelance for a variety of nonfiction and fiction publications. My nonfiction has appeared in Organic Gardening, Horticulture, Fine Gardening, Gardening How-To, Birds & Blooms, Flower & Garden, National Gardening, Delaware Today, Country Discoveries, Grit, Back Home, The Almanac for Farmers & City Folk, and many other national magazines. My fiction has appeared in Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, Grim Graffiti, The Edge: Tales of Suspense, Alienskin, Glassfire Magazine, and Out & About (a Delaware magazine). My stories have also been adapted for podcast presentation by Drabblecast, and have been accepted for the anthologies Don't Tread on Me: Tales of Revenge and Retribution, Pellucid Lunacy: An Anthology of Psychological Horror, Ghosts and Demons, and Something at the Door: A Haunted Anthology. I have a number of projects underway, including an illustrated book for children. I’m currently a full-time editor for Independent School Management, which provides a wide range of products and services for private schools. I’ve been the editor of Ideas & Perspectives, the company's flagship publication, since 1993. I created, posted, and maintained ISM's initial Web site starting in 1995; I’m still involved in its development and content, and also highly involved in the production of the company's other publications. |
Selected WorksNonfiction
The Admission Funnel: How to Streamline the Private School Admission Process
A step-by-step guide to recruiting mission-appropriate students for your private-independent school. Garden Writing
More Veggies in Less Space
This is a Gardening How-To article about maximizing vegetable garden space for the best production. Also included are links to some of my other Gardening How-To articles on broccoli, hot peppers, and coleus. Grow the Best Peppers
This Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin provides practical advice about growing peppers. Grow the Best Root Crops (E-Book Projects)
Everything you need to know to grow root crops! Peas for Fall
This is a National Gardening Association article about growing peas as a fall crop. Fava Beans
This brief article was published in the January 2008 issue of Horticulture magazine. |