The Person

I’m a happily married proud father and cat owner who enjoys programming, software development management, the NFL and NHL, chess, poker, writing, reading, and hanging out on the web. I am a self-published author, with additional works published online and in print anthologies. I have been a professional bass player for over 20 years.  I am a self-published musician and composer, with several albums, including a concerto, published on Spotify under the band name Hope Conditional.

You can find me on the web here:

Social Media

Facebook

This is my personal Facebook page. If you know me, feel free to connect with me there and if I know you I’ll be glad to add to my friends list. I generally use Facebook to stay in touch with my family from back on the East Coast.

LinkedIn

Feel free to connect with me on the premier professional social network site. You’ll find all my professional information there as well, and I’m more than happy to network.

My Music

Hope Conditional Discography

I have published several albums, over 100 songs, in both symphonic rock and classical styles.  Enjoy!

My Facebook Fan Page (Author/Musician)

Interested in the history of my music career? You might be surprised to learn that I was a fairly rockin’ bass player in a former life.

My Videos On YouTube

Here you’ll video clips from my music career, past and present. Feel free to watch the progression from nervous teen in a striped shirt to confident player in a Star Wars cap. Some of these clips are from 25 years ago. Really.

My Writing

Buy My Book!

Feel free to buy a copy of my book! Descent: A Look Inside is chock full of emotional poetry, an award winning epic poem, heartfelt syrupy song lyrics, and adventurous haiku. There’s a preview on my Lulu site to whet your appetite.

Buy My eBook on SmashWords!
Buy My eBook for the Kindle!

If you prefer a true eBook for your Kindle or other eBook reader, I have a copy of Descent: A Look Inside both on Smashwords and on Amazon for the Kindle.

Buy My eBook on the Nook!

And of course, how can we forget the Nook.

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