"Most of my life has been spent in studying. I have more than twenty peer reviewed research papers on the lakes and rivers of the Central Amazon. I served as chair for the CA/NV section of a national organization called Water for People and did volunteer work in Honduras, helping provide safe drinking water to several small pueblos. I retired in 2000 when my knees gave out (halfknee replacements) and began writing poetry and short stories. I’m working on a novel loosely based on one of my favorite people, Noor-un-nisa Inayat Khan; a princess, an author, a concert harpist, a beautiful woman, and a WW-II spy."
"Most of my life has been spent in studying. I have more than twenty peer reviewed research papers on the lakes and rivers of the Central Amazon. I served as chair for the CA/NV section of a national organization called Water for People and did volunteer work in Honduras, helping provide safe drinking water to several small pueblos. I retired in 2000 when my knees gave out (halfknee replacements) and began writing poetry and short stories. I’m working on a novel loosely based on one of my favorite people, Noor-un-nisa Inayat Khan; a princess, an author, a concert harpist, a beautiful woman, and a WW-II spy."
