My background is left-wing as is that of my partner June. She was a red diaper baby; I am a Paul Robeson scholar. Our major literary influence? Why, it's the Avon 'butcher boy' - that working class kid from Stratford.

My major accomplishment is the writing and publication - with June Levine - of the book "Tales of Wo-Chi-Ca." The Nation magazine deems it "a delight," and Jerry Silverman (musician/author) calls "Tales of Wo-Chi-Ca" "an epic akin to a Greek tragedy." (See link below.)

My biggest adventure in life was the Great Peace March across the United States. I wrote a short book about this long walk. (Please see the link below.) Another great adventure: June and I (in October 2002) sailed off on The Nation Cruise from New York to Nova Scotia. Besides 200 readers of The Nation magazine, we mingled with George McGovern, Victor Navasky, Laura Flanders, Howard Zinn, Katha Pollitt, Jules Feiffer, Patricia Williams, Calvin Trillin, Katrina vanden Heuvel, and Robert Scheer. Read my cruise review: click on *articles* above... June and I are now presenting Shakespeare seminars aboard cruise ships. We did a seminar of nine sessions on a Princess cruise to Hawaii. We hope to do more seminars on cruises and other places as well. (Call us: we're available!)

Tales of Wo-Chi-Ca
This is the Web site for our book. It includes the Introduction, pictures, blurbs, etc.

Amazon
Here is the page on Amazon.com for our book, "Tales of Wo-Chi-Ca."

The Great Peace March
This is the Web site for my book on the Great Peace March - the amusing story of how I and a friend read all 37 plays of Shakespeare out loud walking 3,700 miles across the country (nine months!).

The Cricketary Tales of Jeffrey Jawser
Here you will find the first few chapters of my mock epic - the most humorous, fanciful and philosophical work of my life.