Stage Play Productions:
"Fire and Ice" (2001, Goucher College): One-Act. Two writers with a past have twenty-four hours to come up with their best screenplay ever.

The Heroines' Party (2003, Goucher College): Full Length. Six extraordinary women must convince a young ingenue that life is worth living.

Produced Screenplays:
Cantaloupes, Cantaloupes (2002): Short film adapted from the stage play. Intrigue and romance follow six people in a 1940s bar.

Published Short Fiction:
"Saved" (forthcoming from Infinity's Kitchen, 2009)

Awards:
Honorable Mention Region II Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Playwriting Awards for one-act play, "Cantaloupes, Cantaloupes", 2001

Novel in Progress: "Little Girl, Last"
"Little Girl, Last" focuses on a world that is just beginning to repopulate after a painful disease has killed half of the population. The narrator, Housemen, presents several ‘historical’ texts that show a vast conspiracy surrounding the cause and spread of the epidemic, the decline of society, and the circumstances leading towards the ‘cure’ for a disease that only affects women.

Housemen comments on several ‘primary texts’, including: the diary by a young girl who has been illegally cloned and lives in hiding; the memoirs of a narcissistic manic-depressive fiction writer; a self-published anonymous retrospective on the breakdown of society following this massive, lethal epidemic; and a police interview with a man who is somehow mixed up in the middle.

As the story unravels, we discover that Housemen is the one living in hiding, and he is writing a critical assessment of himself—as a father, a best friend, and as patient zero of an epidemic that changed the world.