Author of CannaCorn, a novel (Joshua Tree); The Year of the Gerbil, a history of the '78 Red Sox-Yankees pennant race: and A View of the Charles, a novel. Author of 10 published plays, most recently West of Boston (JAC Publishing). Articles have appeared in Atlantic Monthly, The Boston Herald and The Boston Globe. On-line, my humor is available in Kindle format on amazon.com.
On Gather, I'm Looking For ...:
I was actually just trying to change my amazon.com password and I hit a rip in the space-time continuum.
I *can't* tell you it isn't so. Fortunately there's been no calendar where I work--unless you count the one the guy did of himself in bathrooms around town--but we, uh, certainly have a lot of variety among our staff. And not garden-variety variety, either!
Con I know, through Tracy F., that you communicate with Sarah A. I've set up an e-card that all her friends can sign, it is accessible through the article I've posted.
Love Nichols and Nichols and May. Saw SC in Chi at age...12, then again when I was there. In TO, when I was at the Globe and Mail, interviewed the head of SC there. Nichols spawned an entire generation of humor. Just looked at his bio. Hmm. Did not know from nothing. My parents had their albums. Truly, great at everything he's done. Combine Harvard Lampoon with Nichols and the rest of the generation's comedy is self evident.
