ARTICLES & ESSAYS:
Paris Blues – “Paris Blues could have been a hit. It could have been a game-changer. It could have become a classic…”
One-Eyed Jacks: America at the Crossroads – “Moody, psychological, ambiguous, it was awash in sadomasochism, with a brooding Brando in nearly every scene…”
Tale of Two Theme Parks – “It was the time of carhops. It was the time of doo-wop…”
Galileo In Hollywood – “The Brecht-Laughton Galileo, like the improbable relationship of its two creators, came together at a unique moment in Hollywood history…”
Lunch With Carson – “On a chilly February afternoon in 1959, Carson McCullers, Marilyn Monroe and Isak Dinesen had lunch…”
Frank Wilkinson & the Battle of Chavez Ravine – “It’s hard to fathom, but Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium is now the third oldest ballpark in major league baseball…”
What Ever Happened to Hazel Scott – At one time Hazel Scott was the toast of the jazz and popular music world, an internationally renowned pianist, and top-selling recording artist. And then she disappeared…”
Riot at the Black Cat – “Just a few minutes before midnight at the Black Cat, the Rhythm Queens, a trio of black women singers hired for the night, are getting ready for their big number…”
Making Art/Making History: The Negro History Quilt Club of Marin City & Sausalito – “The Harriet Tubman and the Frederick Douglass quilts are little-known national treasures…”
The Prison-Industrial Complex & the Global Economy – “Over 1.8 million people are currently behind bars in the United States…” (co-written with Linda Evans)
BOOKS:
Hollywood Hang Ten – a murder mystery set in 1963 Los Angeles. A missing child investigation turns into a case of blackmail and murder as a private detective is drawn deep into Hollywood’s hidden past — a past that involves the 1950s anti-communist witch hunts and closeted gay stars.
(available now on Amazon or order at your local bookstore)
MEMOIR:
Watergate Summer – “I watched the 1973 Watergate hearings from a motel room…”
