To report this profile of Anthony Hopkins, I spent a day
with him in London, walking through the city, having lunch, and visiting his
Knightsbridge home. A month later I spent another day with him in his native Wales. Click here for the full article
The world is a vastly better place thanks to people like my longtime friend, Reg Green. For the full story, click here and for an earlier article here
Reg and Maggie Green recently went to Italy to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their son's passing and their decision to donate his organs. Click here for details.
For my profile of Olympic champion skier Billy Kidd clickhere
This piece won a first place "Personality Profile" award in the 2020 New England
Newspaper & Press Association's (NENPA) annual newspaper competition.
Click here for info.
My article on this most remarkable woman has run internationally and can be read here. (Carmen has recently had some serious medical issues. For more information and if you wish to donate to help her defray new medical/living expenses, click here.) Big news: Carmen's latest development in August 2020: click here
My article on Joel Meyerowitz for Professional Photographer Magazine has recently won First Place in a "Best Magazine Profile" category (Associations/Non-Profit) in Folio Magazine's 2019 Eddie Awards. Details here.
To report this real-life drama of two Norwegian adventurers attacked by a polar bear, I met with them in Oslo, Norway and also interviewed their rescuers in Longyearbyen, north of the Arctic Circle. Click here for full article
I spent five days in Copenhagen, including riding around the city with its Lord Mayor, to report this story on Denmark's capital city. Clickhere for full article and herefor radio interview (8/29/2015, 11:20) on my article.
Online version here
I visited Google's Silicon Valley headquarters for four days to produce this exclusive report on "what makes Google click." It has run in Reader's Digest's 40-some international editions, in 25 languages. Click here for full article.
I spent nearly a week in rural Pakistan with human rights
activist Mukhtar Mai to report this story on her brave campaign to fight honor
killings and improve women’s rights.
Of all the people I have profiled there are a select few I would class as "heroes." Bridgebuilder Toni Ruttimann is at the very top of that list. After traveling through Cambodia and Laos with him and seeing him in action, I now know what the real meaning of "hero" is. Click here for full article and here for a follow-up article
My story on Major Zach Fike and the organization he founded, Purple Hearts Reunited, is running in the 1.3 million circulation magazine, "VFW Magazine." Click here for the full article.