The zany star of the long-running radio series heard daily on more than 150 public radio stations nationwide, Dr. Science alternately enlightens, entertains and enrages the bemused masses as the world's foremost authoritarian. Now, Dr. Science has put together another collection of his most remarkable answers to our science questions, and it's time to--"Get Smart!".
I'm a writer who lives in Iowa and has written lots and lots of absurd short plays that have never been produced. Someday, I'll put them in a collection and offer them to community theater groups. I've also written scads of very short stories, and if I win the lottery, I'll publish them and pay people to read them. If you can pass a ten question quiz on the story content, I'll give you a hundred dollars. Like most writers, I've written three novels, which I can't seem to find...I know they're here someplace...oh, never mind.
A textbook I've just completed, Acting for Camera, contains a hundred short scenes to use in teaching the craft of doing just what the title implies. I'll publish that as a kindle book.
I'm best known as public radio's Dr. Science, a short, comic feature that played on public radio for almost twenty years, starting in 1983.
