   Story - The Wall of Death -- Recorded at "Live Bait" Perishable Theater, February 2009 |
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Note: During Ramadan change "Super Solstice" to "Respectful Ramadan"
Note 2: I'm told that this demo is a bit like having a bunch of trolls singing a carol. To that I answer, "Ha! I'm a writer, not a chanteuse." |
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You might have heard of the "Wise Men of Chelm." This is a story about their better halves.
A novel serialized via email in weekly installments.
Targeted mainly for adults |
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a six part serialization commissioned by the Seekonk Public Library. Listen to the Audio and read the text.
From the book "It Ate My Sister (and other family tales)"
(Audience -- Grades 3 and up -- for people who enjoy fun stories and have a good sense of humor)
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What's worse than Mrs. Chaipul's led Matzoh balls?
-- from A Hanukkah Present |
The Ballad of Casey Bones
A Halloween Train Wreck
More specifically, a politically incorrect horror song involving reckless driving of trains, mutilation of endangered species, pickup trucks, ghosts and high explosives. Read the lyrics and listen to the demo. |
 The Tale of Bad Breath Bill (mp3)
a story for middle and elementary school based on a trip to Wyoming.
From Tall Tales, Whoppers and Lies, and as somtimes heard in the programs "Tales from the Outdoors", "Americana" and "Tall Tales" |
 Read: The Dog and His Shadow
From The Bedtime Story Book |
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7 min 28 sec Description: Who was the very first scientist? A caveman named Og. This story was presented before a group of first-graders, and was funded by a grant from the United States Department of Education. |
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Live recording of a portion of my "Art of Peace" program.
Note: the actual performance does not include the photo montage. |
Essay: Telling and Reading Stories with Kids
From "The Bed Time Story Book" |
Franz, Albert and Maria -- Three stories based on portraits in the RISD Museum 20th century Gallery.
This was a commissioned piece for the RISD Museum. |
