I'm a native New Yorker. After a good deal of disappointment, I gave up writing. Then my mother passed away, and I found that fishing helped ease my grief. Almost accidentally, I wrote and sold a fishing article. Afterwards, my articles and memoirs appeared in many publications, including The Flyfisher, Flyfishing & Tying Journal and Yale Anglers' Journal.   To me, much of my writing is about how the challenges of fishing and the beauty of the outdoors helped me come to terms with loss, and with a world I can't always understand. In a sense, my writing is autobiographical, as it reflects my own gratifying, but at times, difficult journey of emotional and spiritual recovery.   On the long road of my journey, I slowly learned that, even when I don't have answers, I must strive to find forgiveness and self-worth and to connect to the good in the world. (This is how I define spirituality.) I therefore love books where the main characters struggle against inner and outer conflicts and then try to do what’s right.   My most recent book is, The Way of the River: My Journey of Fishing, Forgiveness and Spiritual Recovery.

My writing has appeared in many outdoor publications, including The Flyfisher, Flyfishing & Tying Journal, and Yale Anglers' Journal.