For years, I primarily worked in four areas: education, non-profits, speeches, and literature (details below). These days, however, I focus on Storymatic-related business. Please follow at... http://www.linkedin.com/company/storymatic-studiosI made the first Storymatic as a prompt for my college and high school writing classes; for years, my students asked me to make more than one so they could play with it outside of class with their friends and families. Finally, I took their advice and began manufacturing The Storymatic. It's now sold in stores across the country. ***1. EducationI've taught writing at UMass and Marlboro College, and each summer I teach poetry and fiction at The Putney School Summer Programs. I've also helped write several textbooks (print and digital), and I helped write and develop an extensive history and civics curriculum for Colonial Williamsburg.2. Non-profitsI'm fortunate to be able to write and edit for important organizations ranging from Pathways to Housing to United States Artists.3. SpeechesI've written for a small handful of celebrities, the heads of major philanthropic foundations, executive directors of non-profits, board members, etc.3. LiteratureAlthough I am mostly a ghost, I have also published widely under my own name. My fiction, poetry, and essays have appeared in national publications such as Chicago Review, Seattle Review, Alaska Quarterly Review, Cincinnati Review, Indiana Review, Bellevue Literary Review, and many other literary magazines. My story "SPQR" received Special Mention in the 2011 Pushcart Prize anthology.