Press

Whenever possible, I like to do press interviews to promote new or upcoming projects. It helps to get the word out and increase awareness about my work. But mainly, it’s a way to talk about my creative process, my literary influences, my thoughts on the craft of writing, and what it’s like giving lectures in different communities. Here are a few interviews with yours truly from the last decade or so:

  • In 2018, Ariel David of Israeli newspaper Haaretz interviewed me about the death of legendary comic book writer/editor Stan Lee.
  • In 2018, Danae King of The Columbus Dispatch interviewed me about a lecture I was about to give at the Columbus JCC in Ohio. 
  • In 2018, A.J. Frost interviewed me for The Beat about my work as a children’s book author. 
  • In 2017, Michal Shick interviewed me for the entertainment news site Hypable.
  • In 2017, Allyson Gronowitz interviewed me for The Jewish Journal of Los Angeles.
  • In 2017, A.J. Frost interviewed me for The Beat, a geek culture blog.
  • In 2016, I was interviewed by for the Comicsverse podcast by Comicsverse Editor-in-Chief Travis Czap, writer Kara Waltersdorf, writer and editor Jake Swirsky, writer Emily Coleman, and writer Cale Ward.
  • In 2015, Patrick Hayes interviewed me for the website Sci-Fi Pulse.
  • In 2015, Brian Delpozo interviewed me for the Comicsverse site, and we talked about some of the comic book stories I’d written for Bongo Comics and Dark Horse Comics. 
  • In 2014, Nell Minow interviewed me for the Movie Mom blog about my career in the video game industry and my work as an author.
  • Here’s an interview (from 2013) with me and my colleague Jonathan Blitt on the Forces Of Geek website. In the interview, we talked to reporter Lauren Berkley about our work as writers on the television series TruTV Presents: World’s Dumbest, the web series The Real Male Escorts of Manhattan (we co-wrote & co-directed the pilot episode), and other projects.
  • In 2013, I was interviewed by CNN.com reporter Todd Leopold for an article on Superman’s 75th anniversary.
  • In 2012, Debra Rubin interviewed me for the New Jersey Jewish News about a lecture I was giving at the Highland Park Conservative Temple-Congregation Anshe Emeth.
  • In 2010, the Penguin Random House geek culture site Unbound Worlds (then known as Suvudu) did a video interview with me, from the floor of the New York Comic Con:
  • The comic book news site Panels on Pages did a video interview with me from the floor of the C2E2 comic book convention in Chicago in 2010:
  • Here’s my 2008 interview with Comic Geek Speak, a comics podcast devoted to “uniting the world’s mightiest heroes one listener at a time”:

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