Words
Gemini Castle
This was my first book, mostly poetry, and I managed to dig through some old notebooks, letters back home, and even an old Psion PIM to get it all together....
» Intro
» The Welcome Ride
» The Great French Cat Army
» The Great Dumpling Hunter
» Milk-Tea And Scotch
» The Old Man
» The New Pen
» The Birds
» The Cat
» On Returning to Taiwan for Christmas
» The Dogs
» Yeah Friday, Gotta Go
» Where has my friend gone?
» The green garden & the blue couch
» Waiting To Buy Tickets To The Movies
» The Spider
» Serenade (I)
» Knowing
» What have I done to make you forget?
» Corner of Da-An and Chung-Hsiao
» The Argument
» Four Feet High
Junior and his magic saxophone
I was asked to write a bio, but that seemed a little pretentious at 30+, so I wrote a story about a little boy who discovers himself through playing music...
» Preface
» Chapter 1
» Chapter 2
» Chapter 3
» Chapter 4
» Chapter 5
» Chapter 6
» Chapter 7
» Chapter 8
» Chapter 9
» Chapter 10
In Tune
This was a fun column I wrote a while back for the Taiwan News. (Thanks to Simon Reeves, a great editor who got me writing about what life was like on my side of the foreigner tracks.)
» A beer with a chi chaser
» A lesson in jazz fusion
» A wardrobe for the stars
» Ah Mei vs Coco
» Attack of the cute singers
» Band on the run
» Chomp, Chew, Spit
» Choosing between two sisters
» Contracts annulled in the Gray World
» David Foster face to face
» Digital dilemma
» Fan mail
» Fear and loathing in the auditorium
» Freeze! Put your horn up!
» God rules the studio
» Hunger pangs and bian dangs
» In search of the perfect smirk
» It's still rock and roll to me
» Payoff time in TV land
» Portrait of the artist as a music educator
» Record company math
» Road Warrior
» Session man
» Ten minutes with Jodie
» The FTMP way to better sax
» The wakarimasen method of songwriting
» Timing is everything
» TV hell
» Your case or mine?
Magazines
"Lite" stuff for some of the local Chinese music magazines...
» Chopin On Rollerblades
» How Music Really Works
» Playing The Saxophone Is A Mystery
I've never figured out whether it's pronounced "Moe's (like owned by one of three stooges) or Moss (like that guy out of Bonanza), but the one down the hill from me is open until 2am most days, which means that if I get out of the club early enough, I can catch the best burger in town, the muo si la bao or the Spicy Mos Burger. They have lots of jalapenos and 
