Magazine Articles
I've sold over 200 articles to print and Web publications in the United States and the United Kingdom. This page describes what's on the stands right now and what will go on sale soon. Click on "articles" for a complete list of published articles.
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Winter Movie Preview
Realms of Fantasy magazine
February 2009
(on sale now through February 2)
Get an overview of the upcoming fantasy and horror movies in December and January.
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review of
The Haunting of Molly Hartley
Science Fiction Weekly, Oct. 31, 2008 (online now)
Click here to read a review of this movie. I love ghost stories, and this one is really different. It's not your run-of-the-mill haunting story at all. I've been disapointed that its advertising has given so much away about the movie, so I'll just say this: this isn't a perfect film, but it's interesting and different, which ranks high in my book. For its ambition alone, I'm really glad I saw this movie.
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review of
Horton Hears a Who!
Science Fiction Weekly, March 14, 2008 (online now)
Click here to read a review of this new movie. I haven't been thrilled with the movies made within the past several years that are based on Dr. Seuss movies. I found the live-action version of Cat in the Hat to be downright offensive, for example. But this version of Horton is spot on, because it captures what Dr. Seuss is all about. The older I get, the more I appreciate the works of Dr. Seuss, which I loved as a kid. I'm seeing him as being in the same camp as Gene Roddenberry in terms of taking action through his work to make the world a better place. This film version of Horton is very much in line with Dr. Seuss's book and very Seuss-worthy.
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review of
In the Name of the King:
A Dungeon Siege Tale
Science Fiction Weekly, January 11, 2008 (online now)
Click here to read a review of this new movie. It's based on the video game, Dungeon Siege, and it's likely to find a limited audience. If you're a fan of action and adventure, but you don't care much for characters or plot, this movie may be up your alley. It falls neatly into the catgegory of sword and sorcery, but don't expect any magical creatures (other than Krugs, which mostly look like men wearing armor).
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"The Higgins Armory Sword Guild"
Live Steel magazine, September 2005 (Vol. 1, No. 4)
(paper and electronic editions are currently available)
This article is about the history of the sword guild at the Higgins Armory Museum, as well as the guild's ongoing work. You can buy the magazine either as a PDF or in print at http://www.lulu.com/livesteel. You can visit the museum's Web site at http://www.higgins.org/.
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