Writing Career Highlights:
• Spaceflight: A Historical Encyclopedia (3 volumes) published by ABC Clio / Greenwood Publishing, 2010.
• Echoes Among the Stars published by M.E. Sharpe Inc., 2000. Paperback edition, 2001; and subsequent printings. Kindle edition, 2011.
• Five Minutes in Space video documentary series written and produced by Pat Walsh Video, launched January, 2011.
• Pitching Diamonds baseball history video documentary about Cy Young’s first no-hitter, written and produced by Pat Walsh Video, released April, 2012.
• Freelance trade press journalist since 1996, with 250+ paid, bylined articles in print and online trade publications covering electronics, state and local government, distribution, medical, etc. Ongoing assignments, frequently as a featured columnist or contributing editor.
• Freelance music and arts journalist since 1996, for regional and local print publications, including featured weekly and monthly columns and cover and feature articles. Interviews include actor William Christopher (MASH); musical director of the Vienna Boys Choir Agnes Grossman; musicians Judy Collins, Cyril Neville, Bruce Cockburn, Christine Lavin, Johnny Hickman (Cracker), Milo Z; concert promoter Thom Wolke, etc.
• Information Systems Manager and in-house Editorial and Marketing for EE Product News electronics industry new product tabloid, 1989-1996.
• Contributed comments to article about most useful books on the U.S. Space Program (“What One Book,” Bookmarks, January/February, 2007).
• Published Op-Ed about future course of the U.S. space program (“A New Mission for America in Space”) in daily Gannett newspaper Journal News, September 24, 2003).
• Wrote 24 articles, including major features about the Kennedys and Manhattanville, and the college choir, for Manhattanville College newspaper Touchstone, 1991-1992.
• Editor in Chief, Lady Setter Gazette newspaper, covering women’s collegiate basketball, 1985.
• Short story “Thieves” (PLM, Fall, 1985) awarded Silver Medal certificate by Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
• Awarded “Second Place, Poetry” award, PLM, Fall, 1984 for poem “Joel.”
• Awarded “First Place, Poetry” award in annual competition of the Pace Literary Magazine (PLM), Fall, 1983, for epic poem “A Further Adventure of Sir Gawain.”
• Awarded “Best Feature” by American Scholastic Press Association for “Twelve years and a thousand summers ago. . .” (new morning, December 12, 1983), a feature article based on interviews with veterans of the Vietnam War.