Other Works
- Eve of the Bursting, Rod Whitaker. A drama in three acts, 1959; performed at the University Playhouse at the University of Washington. Whitaker also directed this performance.
- Introduction to the 1998 Re-issue of A Climb Up to Hell by Jack Olsen. 1st Ed. Harper & Row, 1962, New York, 1962. Reprint Edition by Griffin House (St. Martins Press), New York, 1998.
- Editor and Introduction to the short-story mystery collection Death Dance: Suspenseful Stories of the Dance Macabre. Cumberland House, 2002.
- The Crazyladies of Pearl Street Cybernotes Companion (2005)
- The Street of the Four Winds - Part I Internet Edition' (2005)
- Threads for the Emperor, a one-act children's play retelling of The Emperor's New Clothes.
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