How To Romance The Woman You Love--The Way SHE Wants You To
Based on substantial research and including fun exercises, this book reveals the most intimate desires of women. You can easily develop a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with your own partner--in imaginative and often fantastically fun ways. Get ready to become a believer. Romance can be real again.

How To Romance The Man You Love--The Way HE Wants You To
The language of love may be universal, but when it comes to romance, men and women are worlds apart. Bridge the communication gap and learn the truth about what he'll find utterly irresistible. In this book, men reveal their wildest fantasies, secret soft spots, and all the little things that make them go weak in the knees. As you read, you'll quickly realize that romance is as much about satisfying your own desires as it is about satisfying his.

Jazz Dancing---A Novel
(Coming Soon!)
When jazz radio host Ceci Bancroft finds a gold trumpet hidden in her mother’s basement, she embarks on a quest to learn the origins of her bi-racial heritage. Her search leads her to a dark legacy of family lies and secrets spanning a century. Told in two voices, the story unfolds against the rich tapestries of present-day San Francisco and 1920s Paris as two gifted women--one a visual artist, one a musician--seek to define themselves and fulfill their creative dreams.

Feature Articles
I enjoy writing magazine feature articles about topics that interest me. In interviewing the experts, I have a knack for getting the goods---scientific data, biographical intrigue, or maybe just the latest scoop. I've included a few samples of my magazine work below.

Driving the Solution: The Plug-In Hybrid Vehicle (1.1MB)
I wrote this back in 2005, when plug-in vehicles were a mere spark on the horizon, and gas hadn't yet hit $3/gallon.

Dividends (3.0MB)
One of my freelance gigs has been as Managing Editor of the alumni magazine for San Jose State University's College of Business, where I wrote all feature articles and managed the design as well. My favorite issue, shown here, consisted of interviews with alumni who had made their mark.

JAZZ DANCING