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COVER |
TITLE |
PUBLICATION |
BLURB |
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The Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting |
The Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting |
The definitive guide to the
Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting, for which I was one of several
authors. 'Nuff said. |
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Classic Monsters Revisited |
Classic Monsters Revisited |
In which we take 10 of fantasy's
most enduring and beloved monsters and try to breathe new life into old
tropes. (I was responsible for lizardfolk - parthenogenesis, baby!) |
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Pink Like Me |
Pathfinder #12:
Crown of Fangs |
The twelfth installment in the
Pathfinder Journal, in which Eando gets a look at the other side of
prejudice and completely loses his temper. |
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A Friend in Need |
Pathfinder #11: Skeletons of Scarwall |
The eleventh installment in the
Pathfinder Journal, in which Eando encounters some insects of unusual size
and learns that trust is a pleasant liability. |
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The Hold of Belkzen: The Fury of the Hordes |
Pathfinder #11: Skeletons of Scarwall |
A detailed gazetteer of the
savage Hold of Belkzen, ancestral home of Golarion's orcs and ancient
secrets from before the Age of Darkness |
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Of Endings and Beginnings |
Pathfinder #6: Spires of Xin-Shalast
(January 2007) |
The sixth installment in the
Pathfinder Journal, in which Eando Kline learns not to trust wizards, to
fear the demon-summoning hellknights, and what it truly means to sacrifice
in the name of friendship. |
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Belly of the Beast |
Pathfinder #5: Sins of the Saviors
(December 2007) |
The fifth installment in the
Pathfinder Journal, in which Eando Kline recruits an old friend to help him sneak back into the Red Mantis safe house. Written with Mike McArtor. |
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Hand of the Handless |
Pathfinder #3: The Hook
Mountain Massacre
(October 2007) |
The third installment in the
Pathfinder Journal, in which Eando Kline ventures into the anarchic squatter
city of Kaer Maga in search of a magical relic. Is his devotion to his cause
enough for him to become a monstrous crime boss's hired thug? |
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Varisia: Cradle of Legends |
Pathfinder #3: The Hook
Mountain Massacre
(October 2007) |
An in-depth backdrop detailing
ruins, cities, and other locations of note in Varisia, the region in which
Rise of the Runelords takes place. |
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Keeping the Keep |
Pathfinder #3: The Hook
Mountain Massacre
(October 2007) |
So you've finally managed to
secure yourself a castle. Now how do you rule it successfully? Co-written
with Mike McArtor. |
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Bar Fight! |
Dungeon
Magazine #150 (September 2007) |
Campaign Workbook for the final
print issue. Everything you need to come up with a good old-fashioned
roadhouse dust-up on the spot. Features perhaps my favorite illustration of
any CW ever. |
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Body Modifications |
Dragon Magazine #359 (September 2007) |
Class Act for the final print
issue. I was happy with the article, but the racy picture of Lidda the
iconic halfling that accompanied it was priceless. |
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D2: Seven Swords of Sin |
Standalone 32-page adventure from Paizo Publishing
(August 2007) |
One of Paizo's first 32-page
adventure modules, D2 is half rooms from Paizo's GenCon delve (written by
multiple staff members) and half brand-new content from yours truly. Explore
an abandoned research facility beneath the anarchic squatter city of Kaer
Maga, and stop a sorceress from combining the blades of the ancient
Runelords! |
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The Automatic Hound |
Dungeon Magazine #148
(July 2007) |
Deep in the forest, two hunters
stumble across the site of a strange and ancient ritual, and one pays the
ultimate price. Now a murderous beast stalks the streets of a quiet farm
town. Can the PCs unravel the secret of Dramsburg’s dark past and defeat a
monster that cannot be killed? |
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Let the Kid Talk |
Dungeon Magazine #146
(May 2007) |
My first and only editorial for
Dungeon, focusing on the death of hack-'n-slash and the nerding of
mainstream American culture. As expected, it stirred the bees' nest quite a
bit, prompting over 200 messageboard posts arguing my points both ways.
In other words: mission accomplished. |
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The Lightless Depths |
Dungeon Magazine #144
(March 2007) |
The sixth installment in the
Savage Tide Adventure Path. Deep beneath the Isle of Dread, an insane living
city harbors the key to the Crimson Fleet's shadow pearls. Yet in order to
destroy them, the PCs may need to unleash an alien evil just as horrifying.
Written with Wes Schneider. |
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Wizard's
Workshop |
Dragon
Magazine #350
(December 2006) |
Bazaar of
the Bizarre article featuring new magical items designed to make the arcane
spellcaster's life that much easier. |
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Savage
Tidings
Beyond Sasserine |
Dragon
Magazine #349
(November 2006) |
The second
installment of Savage Tidings, Dragon's supplementary series for players in
the Savage Tide Adventure Path. Written with Wes Schneider. |
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Savage Tide Player's Guide |
Stand-alone supplement
(Originally released for GenCon Indy 2006) |
Editorial credit - start your
Savage Tide Adventure Path off right with this helpful overview of the City
of Sasserine, including regional feats, detailed maps, and more. |
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Healing
for Hire |
Dungeon
Magazine #139
(October 2006 issue) |
Campaign
Workbook: The Cast
What do you do when nobody wants to be the cleric? Three new NPCs willing to
supply your party with healing - for a price. |
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Malek: Evil
Entombed |
Dungeon Magazine
#129
(December 2005 issue) |
Critical
Threat article tied in with D&D2:WotDG (see below) and written with Wes
Schneider and Mike McArtor.
An evil wizard fatally teleports himself into a wall, only to find that
death isn't quite the end... |
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Servant of Decay |
Dungeons and Dragons II:
Wrath of the Dragon God
(DVD bonus feature) |
DVD bonus
feature adventure, written with Wes Schneider and Mike McArtor. Illustrated by Kyle
Hunter. A brief foray into a subterranean temple of Juiblex, lord of slimes
and oozes, helps guide beginners into the world of D&D (while tying into the
film's plot). |
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Shut-In |
Dungeon Magazine
#128
(November 2005 issue) |
My first
published D&D adventure, with Wes Schneider. Jack the Ripper meets Jane
Austen. |
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The Shackled
City Adventure Path |
Paizo Publishing, LLC
(July 2005) |
The most
ambitious Dungeons and Dragons supplement ever published, with an
editorial staff consisting of James Jacobs, Erik Mona, the spirit of Chris Thomasson, and
me. Needless to say, I was extremely honored.
Received ENnies for Best Setting and Best Adventure, and was even
slashdotted. |
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DATE |
HEADLINE |
PUBLICATION |
CONTENT |
09/2007
(Issue 359 - September 2007) |
Unsolved Mysteries of D&D |
Dragon |
Contributed a few blurbs on the identity of Rob Kuntz's "Y" and Dave
Trampier's mysterious disappearance. |
08/2006
(Issue 347 - September 2006) |
Off to See the Wizards |
Dragon |
My first major feature in Dragon,
and one of the rare non-game-content articles. This in-depth,
behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of Wizards of the Coast R&D
ended up earning 7 magazine pages. |
03/2006
(Issue 342 - April 2006) |
Return of a Titan |
Dragon |
First Watch
The Art of Ray Harryhausen, creator of such films as Clash of the Titans
and Jason and the Argonauts. |
03/2006
(Issue 342 - April 2006) |
Lots of Lovecraft |
Dragon |
First Watch
New Chaosium releases for the Call of Cthulhu RPG. |
02/2006
(Issue 341 - March 2006) |
Jinxed! |
Dragon |
First Watch
J!NX - clothing for gamers. I have to admit, some of their stuff rocks
pretty hard... I love the Disco Wizard shirt we ran with this blurb. |
02/2006
(Issue 341 - March 2006) |
Character Design |
Dragon |
First Watch
Design Studio Press. |
02/2006
(Issue 341 - March 2006) |
Exiled |
Dragon |
First Watch
Drizzt comics from Devil's Due. |
01/2006
(Issue 340 - February 2006) |
Dungeons and Dragons Online |
Dragon |
My first 2-page spread in
Dragon - and one of the rare journalistic features, no less.
(This is the big interview that last month's First Watch teased.) |
01/2006
(Issue 340 - February 2006) |
Warmachine Gets Huge |
Dragon |
First Watch
New action figures - I guess some people just don't like the "miniature" in
miniatures games. |
01/2006
(Issue 340 - February 2006) |
New Releases: Compleat Encounters |
Dragon |
First Watch
Promoting ye olde Paizo product line. |
12/2005
(Issue 339 - January 2006) |
D&D Online: From Dice to Mice |
Dragon |
First Watch
Extra-long piece teasing the new MMORPG. |
12/2005
(Issue 339 - January 2006) |
Worm Food |
Dragon |
First Watch
Writhing Stranglers (see also: Spawn of Kyuss) miniatures from Mega
Miniatures and Paizo. |
11/2005
(Issue 338 - December 2005) |
Item Creation Feat |
Dragon |
First Watch
Paizo's GameMastery Item Packs. Totally awesome. |
11/2005
(Issue 338 - December 2005) |
(Three Dragon Ante) |
Dragon |
First Watch
Look! A non-collectible D&D card game! |
11/2005
(Issue 338 - December 2005) |
(Order of the Stick) |
Dragon |
First Watch
One of the greatest D&D-focused comic strips ever - now published
exclusively by Paizo. |
11/2005
(Issue 338 - December 2005) |
Come On Inn |
Dragon |
First Watch
Crystal Caste lays down the gauntlet and challenges terrain companies
like Dwarven Forge with this complete, to-scale inn. |
|
11/02/05 |
Hearing the call of music
Local musician a staple of the community |
The Issaquah Press |
EHaS #6
The final installment in my "Everybody Has a Story" series....
Local woman teaches piano in an old house for thirty years. You get the
idea. |
10/2005
(Issue 337 - November 2005) |
Map Quest |
Dragon |
First Watch
Paizo's Map Packs are one of the best ideas EVER. If I didn't get them
for free, I'd buy 'em. |
10/2005
(Issue 337 - November 2005) |
Magic Figures |
Dragon |
First Watch
'Cause ya know, Magic: The Gathering needed more merchandising.... |
10/2005
(Issue 337 - November 2005) |
Arm Yourself |
Dragon |
First Watch
See! Other people play with padded swords, too... and they SELL them. |
10/2005
(Issue 337 - November 2005) |
Wrath of the Dragon God.... |
Dragon |
First Watch
D&D 2 - 'nuff said. |
09/2005
(Issue 336 - October 2005) |
Here there be monsters |
Dragon |
First Watch
Privateer Press makes creepy miniatures. |
09/2005
(Issue 336 - October 2005) |
Objects d'Art |
Dragon |
First Watch
Wizards sells some of its game art as prints. |
09/2005
(Issue 336 - October 2005) |
Take it to the mat |
Dragon |
First Watch
Steel Sqwire battlemats. |
09/2005
(Issue 336 - October 2005) |
Terror in the cards |
Dragon |
First Watch
Horrific card game. |
08/2005
(Issue 335 - September 2005) |
The GameSac |
Dragon |
First Watch
The beanbag for gamers - cooler than it sounds. |
08/2005
(Issue 335 - September 2005) |
Maintaining the Siege |
Dragon |
First Watch
Dungeon Siege II. |
08/2005
(Issue 335 - September 2005) |
Exalted Deed |
Dragon |
First Watch
Exalted comic book. |
08/2005
(Issue 335 - September 2005) |
Made In America |
Dragon |
First Watch
Northern Crown RPG. |
|
07/13/2005 |
A survival guide for being single in Issaquah |
The Issaquah Press |
It's called a "survival guide"
for a reason. |
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07/13/2005 |
Here to stay
Issaquah couple remembers town's roots |
The Issaquah Press |
EHAS #5 - The Butterfields have
watched Issaquah grow into the town it is today... and boy, are they pissed! |
07/2005
(Issue 334 - August 2005) |
Play Your Cards Right |
Dragon |
First Watch
New Z-Man Games stuff |
07/2005
(Issue 334 - August 2005) |
Compleat Toolkit |
Dragon |
First Watch
Paizo's GameMastery/Compleat Encounters release.
|
07/2005
(Issue 334 - August 2005) |
The Gamers 2: Dorkness Rising |
Dragon |
First Watch
Cult film hit gets even geekier... now with actual budget! |
06/2005
(Issue 333 - July 2005) |
Return to Cauldron |
Dragon |
First Watch
Preview for the Shackled City Adventure Path... which yours truly also
happens to be editing. Gotta love the flagrant self-promotion.
|
06/2005
(Issue 333 - July 2005) |
The Chips Are Down |
Dragon |
First Watch
Clout Fantasy - Pogs meet Magic.
|
06/2005
(Issue 333 - July 2005) |
Mini of the Month |
Dragon |
Mini of the Month
Dark Sword Miniatures do up famous fantasy art |
|
06/08/2005 |
Senior Sweethearts
Local couple living it up at 80 |
The Issaquah Press |
"Everybody has a story" #4. High
school sweethearts get married after fifty years apart. I got extremely
lucky with this one. |
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05/18/2005 |
Going to bat for cricket |
The Issaquah Press |
"Everybody has a story" #3. Front
page of section B yet again. Woo! |
05/09/2005
(Issue 332 - June 2005) |
Mushrooms and Mayhem |
Dragon |
First Watch
Tony Moseley's website, zogonia.com. |
05/09/2005
(Issue 332 - June 2005) |
Bring the Pain |
Dragon |
First Watch
Watch the nimble journalistic maneuvers as I attempt to explain how crappy
the game Nin-Gonost is without blatantly editorializing. |
|
04/12/2005 |
A light in the darkness
Fund-raiser pursues 'social justice' |
The Issaquah Press |
"Everybody has a story" #2. Front
page of section B again. |
04/04/2005
(Issue 331 - May 2005) |
Minis of the Month |
Dragon |
Minis of the Month
Magnificent Ego's spell effects line. |
04/04/2005
(Issue 331 - May 2005) |
Twisted Tales |
Dragon |
First Watch
Todd McFarlane's latest in the McFarlane's Monsters series. |
04/04/2005
(Issue 331 - May 2005) |
What Does the Dragon Say? |
Dragon |
First Watch
Quirk's Field Guides to Magic and the Paranormal. |
|
03/30/2005 |
Livin' life in the fast lane
Issaquah resident reinvents driver training |
The Issaquah Press |
The first installment in my
"Everybody has a story" series and front page of the Community section. Life
is good. |
03/25/2005
(in the Ticket supplement for 03/25-03/31) |
Chaos tour will bend ears in Everett |
The Seattle Times |
Yes, you read that right - THE
SEATTLE TIMES, BABY! WOOOOOO!
The story itself is a preview of the Taste of Chaos tour, and before you get
all mad at me: yes, I realize that The Used and Killswitch didn't
invent screamo/metalcore... but do you really expect the Times to go
into that level of detail? Gotta keep the audience in mind.... |
02/09/2005
(Winter 2005 Edition) |
Behind the Scenes
Village Theatre's prop master tells all |
Issaquah Living
(Bi-annual magazine supplement to
The Issaquah Press) |
The headline kind of says it all,
but for a profile piece, I think this one's actually pretty interesting. Go
out to the Eastside and pick up a copy! |
02/09/2005
(Winter 2005 Edition) |
The few. The Proud. The Evergreen Philharmonic.
Select orchestra lets the area's best musicians excel |
Issaquah Living
(Bi-annual magazine supplement to
The Issaquah Press) |
Not only does this magazine look
amazing, but yours truly happens to have two very prominent 3-4 page
spreads. |
|
12/13/2004 |
Surviving the Dreaded Parental Meet-and-Greet
Simple Guidelines for Taking a Significant Other Home for the Holidays |
The Daily
(Holi-Daily Edition) |
My last batch of stories for my
beloved UW Daily... *sniff*.
If I'm going to go go gentle into that good night, however, I like to think
that I leave behind a legacy.The fact that it's porn stars, Wheel of
Fortune, and other, equally shameless ventures is just fine with me.
(P.S: The original version included lines like "Keep your parents from
thinking your girlfriend is a ho-ho-ho". Apparently such seasonal humor is
offensive. Who knew?) |
|
12/13/2004 |
Stocking Stuffers on a College Budget
What to buy for friends without breaking the bank this holiday season |
The Daily
(Holi-Daily Edition) |
Five words:
"Live lobster in a bucket." |
|
12/13/2004 |
CD Gifts for the Holidays |
The Daily
(Holi-Daily Edition) |
Originally attributed to Melissa
Santos... don't you hate it when that happens? |
|
12/02/2004 |
In the Spotlight: Nerds Unite In Defense of Gaming
It's time for gamers to come out of the closet. We're everywhere and
we're organizing. |
The Daily |
The headlines pretty much say it
all. In the Spotlight is The Daily's weekly A&E editorial
column - this one happens to be about the release of World of Warcraft, its
effect on my roommates, and roleplaying games in general.
Check it. |
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12/02/2004 |
Bodies and Truth
'Sex is Comedy' examines ins and outs of nude scenes |
The Daily |
Review/feature on the French film
Sex is Comedy. |
|
11/24/2004 |
Wheel Man
Skyline Grad Takes a Spin on 'Wheel of Fortune' |
The Issaquah Press
(and its sister paper The Sammamish Review) |
Front page of the 'Community'
section (B), huge pictures, teased prominently on the cover, and it's not
just by me - it's about me. You know, I really think I could
get used to this whole 'journalism' thing... |
|
11/18/2004 |
Seattle Burlesque
Putting the 'Tease' Back in 'Striptease' |
The Daily |
Cover of Intermission - totally
educational and salacious! |
|
11/10/2004 |
Raising the Bar
Starbucks' media bar offers easy mix-disc solutions |
The Daily |
The title pretty much says it
all. |
|
11/04/2004 |
Free Download Picks of the Week: UnderOATH and Head Automatica |
The Daily |
Bite-sized band reviews. |
|
10/21/2004 |
Disposable Tunes:
Best of Marilyn Manson Strictly Adequate |
The Daily |
Review of "Lest We Forget: The
Best Of" by Marilyn Manson. |
|
10/21/2004 |
Cutting Through the Black Tape |
The Daily |
Review of "Black Tape" by The
Explosion. |
|
10/14/2004 |
Improv Corrupts
Election Show a Raucous Caucus |
The Daily |
Feature on "Election Show 2004",
Jet City's satire of our political system - 100% real-issues-free.
Front
page of Intermission, baby! |
|
10/14/2004 |
Under 21 Fun |
The Daily |
On Assignment: Club Element.
Verdict: kind of skanky. |
|
10/13/2004 |
EXPOSED!
For many, the makings of a pornography are a
mystery.
Not anymore. |
The Daily |
After more trials
and tribulations than you can imagine, my first-person exploration of a lesbian porn
shoot is finally published. Check out an angry letter to the editor
here. Please note that, due to the
'tribulations' referred to above, 3rd-party editing on this piece was
particularly extensive. As a result, certain passages sound awkward or
make no sense whatsoever. Such is life. |
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10/07/2004 |
Swing of the Century |
The Daily |
On Assignment: The Century
Ballroom |
|
09/30/2004 |
A Slice of Life:
Pagliacci Pizza Unveiled |
The Daily |
Front page of Intermission! Woo! |
|
September 2004 |
Seattle Attitude
Becoming "One of Us" |
The Daily
(Welcome Edition) |
Seattle: Fact and Myth. The
insider goods. |
|
07/01/2004 |
Getting Gigs - A
Primer |
Solicitor 11 |
Rock's Hard: The advice
column for musicians |
|
06/04/2004 |
Parting Shot: James Sutter |
The Daily |
My brief graduation farewell to UW and the
people there who have most affected me. Read it - you might just be in there
somewhere. |
|
06/04/2004 |
How to Not Get Screwed
Recording a CD |
Solicitor 11 |
First installment of Rock's
Hard, my advice column for musicians. |
|
05/25/2004 |
The In(die) Crowd |
The Daily
(Annual Style Guide) |
My send-up of the indie/hipster
craze. (In a wonderful piece of irony that I had nothing to do with, I
actually ended up being the model "hipster" - check out the picture that ran
with it
here)
|
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05/20/2004 |
Hoover's Dream Showcases Student's Talents |
The Daily |
Profile of Nic Hoover, brilliant UW
playwright |
|
05/20/2004 |
An Epic of Forgettable Proportions |
The Daily |
Rejected titles: "Troy: The Feel
Good Comedy of the Year", "The Rape of Troy", and "Brad Pitt Sucks My Balls" |
|
05/19/2004 |
Getting Personal |
The Daily |
In the interest of lonely
students everywhere, I go undercover to discover if love can really be found
through the personal ads. Watch me place an ad, go on dates, and meet
everyone from stalkers to porn stars.... |
|
05/13/2004 |
Spinning 'Wheel' Comes To Town |
The Daily |
The odyssey that was my audition
for Wheel of Fortune. |
|
04/29/2004 |
Seattle scene still going strong |
The Daily |
Who says Seattle died with
grunge? |
|
04/15/2004 |
'The Witlings' pushes actors to the max |
The Daily |
Theater review |
|
04/15/2004 |
Offspring still pretty fly |
The Daily |
Concert review |
|
04/14/2004 |
Trumping the Competition |
The Daily |
Career Guide report on UW's new
"Lessons from The Apprentice" business class |
|
04/01/2004 |
'Up, Up, and Away' |
The Daily |
Why the world needs comic book
films |
|
04/01/2004 |
Aveo: Battery |
The Daily |
Album review |
|
03/11/2004 |
'You
will be special someday' |
The Daily |
Feature on local dance/hardcore
band Kane Hodder |
|
03/09/2004 |
How to keep first sex from sucking |
The Daily
(Annual Sex Edition) |
How to lose your virginity and have fun doing it.
(I've never in my life been stopped in the street by so many
people wanting to talk about an article.) |
|
03/09/2004 |
Looking beyond the name: Gay students defy stereotypes |
The Daily
(Annual Sex Edition) |
What, you mean all gay folks
aren't the same? Shocking! |
|
03/09/2004 |
How to be a pornographer |
The Daily
(Annual Sex Edition) |
UW alumni talk about the
adult-entertainment business |
|
03/09/2004 |
Erotica Journal Loves Sex
(Not my article) |
The Daily
(Annual Sex Edition) |
I didn't write this one, it's
just kinda about me (thanks to Penitalia) |
|
02/26/2004 |
O Comics, Where Art Thou? |
The Daily |
Anybody else miss the golden days
of newspaper comics? |
|
02/20/2004 |
A Typical Friday Night |
The Daily |
One college student's weekend
odyssey. Check it out. |
|
02/13/2004 |
True Love Conquers All |
The Daily |
Valentine's Day feature on
long-distance relationships. My first Daily feature. |
|
01/30/2004 |
DawgFarm Goes Offline |
The Daily |
I didn't actually write this
story, but I helped Amy research and got her the quotes |
|
01/29/2004 |
Best Band You've Never Heard Of: Saosin |
The Daily |
Exactly what the title implies |
|
01/29/2004 |
Sooooo good! |
The Daily |
Top 5 Flash Vids For When You
Ought To Be Studying |
|
01/22/2004 |
Blue Sky's Ahead |
The Daily |
Blue Sky Mile profile/interview |
|
01/08/2004 |
What To Expect in 2004 |
The Daily |
Alternative music predictions for
2004 |
|
01/08/2004 |
Clash of the Trilogies |
The Daily |
Star Wars vs. Lord of the Rings -
which film trilogy is superior? |
|
12/24/2003 |
Poorsport |
The Stranger |
Up and
Coming piece. |
|
12/04/2003 |
Cabrera pushes America |
The Daily |
Ryan Cabrera
review/interview |
|
11/20/2003 |
"Everybody gave up their traditional roles" |
The Daily |
Death Cab
For Cutie review/interview |
|
10/30/2003 |
How do you define success? |
The Daily |
INTERVIEW
WITH HUNTER FROM AFI! |
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10/23/2003 |
Thursday |
The Stranger |
Up and
Coming piece. |
|
10/16/2003 |
Graduation Requirements
(Check out the angry letter-to-the-editor it inspired!) |
The Daily |
5
underground films you NEED to see |
|
10/16/2003 |
The heir apparent |
The Daily |
What will
take Star Wars' place as the new film dynasty? |
|
09/25/2003 |
Dangerous,
Low-Wage, Humiliating and Illegal Part-Time Jobs |
The Stranger |
Life as a
Safeway Courtesy Clerk |
|
09/18/2003 |
The Musical
Revolution Was Computerized |
The Stranger |
My thoughts
on file-sharing amongst college students. Front page of the Music Section-
my piece de resistance so far. |
|
09/11/2003 |
No Use For A
Name, Irish Car Bomb |
The Stranger |
Up and
Coming piece |
|
08/14/2003 |
Eve 6 |
The Stranger |
Up and
Coming piece. My first Stranger publication. |
|
05/15/2003 |
Josh Got Soul |
The Daily |
Josh
Williams Band Interview |
|
05/01/2003 |
Portland Invades UW |
The Daily |
Stereo
Crush, Crosstide, Dragonflies |
|
04/24/2003 |
Touring band with Avril Levigne deeply disappoints |
The Daily |
Gob's new
record just sucks. |
|
04/10/2003 |
Battle For Seattle |
The Daily |
Interview/preview for Battle Of Seattle |
|
03/13/2003 |
Seattle Sounds |
The Daily |
Massive spread on the current
Seattle music scene. Co-written with Erin Whitcomb. |
|
03/13/2003 |
Where are they now? |
The Daily |
Sidebar to Seattle Sounds article |
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03/13/2003 |
Sing the Sorrow |
The Daily |
AFI album
review |
|
03/03/2003 |
Humdrum and Heroism at Donnas concert |
The Daily |
Donnas
concert and how it was interrupted |
|
02/27/2003 |
British quartet's latest album disappoints |
The Daily |
Supergrass
sucks. |
|
02/20/2003 |
OK Go Just Can't "Get Over It" |
The Daily |
OK Go review |
|
02/13/2003 |
Pop Rockers Fail To Dazzle |
The Daily |
All-American
Rejects review |
|
02/07/2003 |
Talk To Me, Dance With Me |
The Daily |
Hot Hot Heat
show review |
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02/06/2003 |
It's Getting Hot In Here |
The Daily |
Hot Hot Heat
review/interview |
|
01/23/2003 |
Something Corporate Rocks The Box |
The Daily |
Something
Corporate show review/interview |
|
01/23/2003 |
Something Corporate: Teenage Angst Redefined |
The Daily |
Something
Corporate album review |
|
01/16/2003 |
'Castalia' is must-see poetry |
The Daily |
Poetry
reading review |
|
06/05/2002 |
Private
Stock: Shades of Sublime |
BCC
Jibsheet |
Band profile |
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January
2002? |
Afterdust |
Eastscene
#2 |
Show review |
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Fall, 1999 |
Farewell to
Lankhmar |
Omnibus |
Book review |
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Spring, 1999 |
Tex and
Mollie in the Afterlife |
Omnibus |
Book review |
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Fall 1998 |
Lord Foul's
Bane |
Omnibus |
Book review.
Winner of the Great Reviews Contest (judged by the Seattle Times Books
Editor) in the 12-18 age division. I was 14 at the time. |
