Writing

I've been a writer for many years. After six years as a technical writer (probably the most boring form of writing out there), I've finally managed to break out into something a bit more exciting.

I work as a freelancer for World Calendar, writing travel columns that are distributed through the New York Times Syndicate. Three of the columns I've written are below.

Dance Troupes (March 15, 2001)
Circuses (March 29, 2001)
Earth Day (March 29, 2001)

I've also written a few freelance articles, though I'm still waiting for my first publication.

An American in Cuba (April, 1996)
Las Vegas on a Budget (July, 2001)
I've Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway (September, 2001)

Every day on AOL's General Hospital message board, I post my "Random Musings" on the show. Playing on that and my lifelong desire to be a sports reporter, I've recently started writing my own little columns (available soon). Obviously, these are going to be pretty Yankee-heavy since that's the team I follow...but I do watch "Baseball Tonight" every night and read Sportsline and ESPN several times a day, so I should be able to hit some other stuff.

Random Musings on MLB (July 22, 2001)
Open Letter to the Yankee Trolls (November 2, 2001)
Inside The Yankee Clubhouse (December 5, 2001)
The Big Payoff (December 13, 2001)
61*: A Review (January 26, 2002)
The Rookie: A Review (December 1, 2002)
SCTV (February 28, 2003)

I also do daily General Hospital Top Ten lists, and in keeping with this humor writing hobby, I also do Top Ten lists for baseball.

Baseball Top Ten Lists

I recently began writing for the website FanStop as the AL Columnist.