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Author Biography and Bibliography
Work Experience
Seven Days, Paramount TV for UPN, Consulting Producer (8 episodes), 1998-99
Beverly Hills, 90210, Spelling TV for FBC, Consulting Producer (30 episodes), 1997-98
Strangeluck, MT2/New World for FBC, Co-Executive Producer (16 episodes), 1995-96
The Outer Limits, MGM/Showtime, Co-Executive Producer (6 episodes, including 2-hour pilot), 1994
Mantis, Universal TV, Supervising Producer (development), 1993
Sirens, ABC Productions, Producer, 1992-93
Eerie, Indiana, Hearst Entertainment, Producer, 1991-92
WIOU, GTG Entertainment/Orion TV, Producer, 1990-91
GTG Entertainment, development, 1989-90
TV 101, GTG Entertainment, Producer, 1988-89
Max Headroom, Lorimar, Story Editor, Executive Story Editor, 1987
The Twilight Zone, CBS, Staff Writer, 1986
CBS Television, Program Practices, Children's Programming Executive, 1979-85
Stargate SG-1, "Tangent," Atlantis/MGM for Showtime, September 15, 2000
Farscape, "Out of Their Minds," Henson for SciFi Channel, July 7, 2000
Seven Days, "EBEs," Paramount TV for UPN, OAD May 12, 1999
Beverly Hills, 90210, "The Fundamental Things Apply, " Spelling TV for FBC, OAD May 13, 1998
Beverly Hills, 90210, "The Nature of Nurture," Spelling TV for FBC, OAD March 18, 1998
Beverly Hills, 90210, "Rebound," Spelling TV for FBC, OAD January 28, 1998
Beverly Hills, 90210, "Ready or Not," Spelling TV for FBC, OAD January 7, 1998
Beverly Hills, 90210, "Deadline," Spelling TV for FBC, OAD November 19, 1997
Beverly Hills, 90210, "The Way We Weren't," Spelling TV for FBC, OAD September 24, 1997
Handy Man, Pilot, Spelling Entertainment for CBS, 1997
The Star Traders, Pilot, Spelling Entertainment for NBC, 1997
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, "The Spaceflight Episode," Warner TV for CBS, OAD November 7, 1996
Sinbad, "Little Miss Magic," Rukhs Productions. for syndication, 1996
Strangeluck, "Lady StrangeLuck," MT2/New World for FBC
Strangeluck, "Wrong Number," MT2/New World for FBC, OAD January 19, 1996
Strangeluck, "The Box" MT2/New World, OAD November 1995
Strangeluck, "Last Chance," MT2/New World for FBC, OAD September 29, 1995
The Outer Limits, "Engines of the Heart," MGM, unproduced
The Sensational She-Hulk, TVM-Pilot for JD Productions/New World/CBS Entertaiment, 1993-1994
Way Station, Pilot, ABC Productions for ABC, 1993-1994
In Harm's Way, Pilot, with Ann Lewis Hamilton, ABC Productions for ABC, 1993-1994
Mantis, "Slaves of Ocean City," Universal TV for FBC
Mantis, "Reign of Terror," Universal TV for FBC
seaQuest, "The Photon Bullet," Amblin/Universal TV for NBC, 1993
Doorways, "The Red and the Gold," Columbia Pictures TV for ABC, 1993
Sirens, "Gal Cops," ABC Entertainment for ABC, April 1993
Sirens, "They Do It Standing Up," ABC Entertainment for ABC, March 17, 1993
Dream Palace, Hearst Entertainment for NBC, one-hour pilot
Eerie, Indiana, "The Loyal Order of Corn, "Hearst Entertainment for NBC, OAD March 22, 1992
Eerie, Indiana, "Tornado Days," Hearst Entertainment for NBC, OAD March 1, 1992
Invisible Man, Orion for CBS, one-hour pilot, 1991
WIOU, "Forty-Eight Minutes," GTG/Orion for CBS, OAD April 1991
WIOU, "Walter and Me," GTG/Orion for CBS, OAD March 1991
WIOU, "Mother Nature's Son," GTG/Orion for CBS, OAD December 1990
WIOU, "The Inquisition," GTG/Orion for CBS, OAD November 7, 1990
Triangle, "Noise," Columbia Pictures TV for CBS
Bones, GTG Entertainment, pilot
This New House, GTG Entertainment, pilot
The Front Office, GTG Entertainment, pilot
TV 101, "Bang Zoom, Part II" GTG Entertainment for CBS
TV 101, "First Love, Part II," GTG Entertainment for CBS, OAD March 4, 1989
TV 101, "First Love, Part I," GTG Entertainment for CBS, OAD February 25, 1989
TV 101, "The Last Temptation of Checker, Part I," GTG Entertainment for CBS, 1989
TV 101, "The Unbearable Rightness of Penny" GTG Entertainment for CBS, 1988
Black Mask, "Modern Love," Propaganda Films for Home Box Office
Beauty and the Beast, "Fever," Witt-Thomas and Republic for CBS, 1988
Probe, "Someone to Watch Over Me," Universal for ABC
Captain Power, "The Observer," Landmark Productions for syndication
Max Headroom, "Families," Lorimar for ABC
Max Headroom, "Neurostim," Lorimar for ABC, 1988
Max Headroom, "Deities," Lorimar for ABC, 1987
Max Headroom, "War," Lorimar for ABC, 1987
Max Headroom, "Security Systems," Lorimar for ABC, 1987
The Wizard, "The Aztec Dagger," 20th Century Fox for CBS, 1987
The Twilight Zone, "Perpetual Light," Landmark Films for syndication
The Twilight Zone, "War Toys," CBS
The Twilight Zone, "The Card," CBS, 1987
The Twilight Zone, "Red Snow," CBS, 1986
The Twilight Zone, "The Wish Bank," CBS, 1985
Aliens, DIC Enterprises/20th Century Fox, 1986
Simon & Simon, "The Cop Who Came to Dinner," Universal for CBS, 1986
Simon & Simon, "Mobile Home of the Brave," Universal for CBS, 1986
Centurions, "The Incredible Shrinking Centurions" Ruby-Spears Enterprises for syndication, 1986
CBS Storybreak, "Grinny," adaptation of the novel by Nicholas Fisk, CBS, OAD July 11, 1989
Misfits of Science, "Sort of Looking for Gina," Universal for NBC, 1985
Rocky Road, "Spellbound," The Arthur Co. for syndication, 1985
Dungeons & Dragons, "The Winds of Darkness," Marvel Productions for CBS, 1985
Murder, She Wrote, "Programmed for Death," Universal for CBS
Alice, "Alice's Hot Air Romance," Warner for CBS, 1984
Alice, "Tommy Fouls Out," Warner for CBS, 1983
It's Not Easy, "Teacher Pets," 20th Century-Fox for ABC, 1983
Gloria, "F-f-father's day," Embassy TV for CBS, 1982
Love, Sidney, "Laurie's Commercial," Warner for NBC, 1982
Officially Dead, original screenplay
Way Station, original screenplay
Arthur C. Clarke's Red Planet, MCA Home Entertainment
Mount Thunder, original screenplay
Return to Yesterday, Development for BatFilm Productions/LightYear Entertainment
Dungeonmaster II: Mestema's Challenge, segment of the
Pulsepounders trilogy, Empire Films. Filmed 1987
Deep Black and Air Force Blue: America's Military Manned Space Programs, Texas A&M University Press, in progress
Red Moon, Forge Books, 2001
Who's Who in Space: The International Space Station Edition, Macmillan, 1999
Missing Man, Forge Books, 1998
Deke!: The Autobiography of Deke Slayton, Forge Books, 1994
Who's Who in Space: The International Space Year Edition, Macmillan/G. K. Hall & Co., 1993
Dragon Season, Tor Books, 1991
Sacred Visions, as editor, with Andrew Greeley and Martin H. Greenberg, Tor Books, 1991
Who's Who in Space: The First Twenty-Five Years, G. K. Hall & Co., 1987
The Star Country, Doubleday, 1986
Beyond 2000, "Ole Doc Methuselah," Hollywood Theatre of the Ear, 2000
Beyond 2000, "A Sleep and a Forgetting," Hollywood Theatre of the Ear, 1999
"Generation Zero," Asimov's Science Fiction, October/November 1996
"The Longer Voyage," The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1996; reprinted in The Year's Best Science Fiction, 14th Annual Collection, edited by Gardner Dozois, St. Martin's Press, 1997
"Night Life," Borderlands III, edited by Thomas F. Monteleone, Borderlands Press, 1993
"The Folks," The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1993
"A Method of Reaching Extreme Altitudes," Wild Cards: Cut and Shuffle, edited by George R. R. Martin, Baen Books, 1993
"Perpetual Light," Grails, edited by Ed Kramer, Richard Gilliam, and Martin H. Greenberg, FantasyCon Books, 1992
"The Last Mars Trip," The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1992
"Curious Elation," The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, September 1990; reprinted in Sacred Visions, edited by Andrew Greeley, Michael Cassutt, and Martin H. Greenberg, Tor Books, 1991
"At Risk," Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, July 1990
"Mules in Horses' Harness," What Might Have Been, Volume II, edited by Gregory Benford and Martin H. Greenberg, Bantam/Spectra, 1989
"Passages," Synergy #4, edited by George Zebrowski, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1989
"Legend," Wild Cards 4: Aces Abroad, edited by George R. R. Martin, Bantam/Spectra, 1988
"A Star Is Born," Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, July 1984
"Stillwater, 1896," Shadows 7, edited by Charles Grant, Doubleday, 1984; reprinted in Mississippi River Tales, edited by Frank D. McSherry, Jr., Charles G. Waugh, and Martin H. Greenberg, August House, 1988; also Heartland Ghosts, edited by Charles G. Waugh, Frank D. McSherry, Jr., and Martin H. Greenberg, Rutledge Hill Press, 1990; also A Treasury of American Ghost Stories, Book-of-the-Month Club/Rutledge Hill Press, 1991
"The Holy Father," The Best of Omni Science Fiction #6, edited by Don Myrus, OmniBooks, 1983
"The Free Agent," The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, August 1981; reprinted in Endless Frontiers Volume III: Cities in Space, edited by Jerry Pournelle and John F. Carr, Ace Books, 1991
"The Squeeze," Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, January 1981
"Hunting," Universe 8, edited by Terry Carr, Doubleday, 1978
"The Streak," Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, January 1977
"A Second Death," Amazing Science Fiction, June 1974; reprinted in 365 Short Science Fiction Stories, edited by Jean Marie Stine and Forrest J. Ackerman, Longmeadow, 1996
"Citizen in Space," Space.Com Illustrated, January 2001
The Cassutt Files, online monthly column for Sci-Fi Weekly (www.scifi.com/sfw/)
"Walter Miller Wrote for Captain Video", SFWA Bulletin
"The Fun We Had," SFWA Bulletin
"Its, Like, You Know, A Job," SFWA Bulletin
"What We Talk About When We Talk About Credits," SFWA Bulletin Summer 1999 [Hollywood Watch #2]
"The Rise, Fall and Rise of the Dramatic Nebula," SFWA Bulletin Spring 1999 [Hollywood Watch #1]
"Return of the Jedi", Sci-Fi Entertainment, April 1999
"TV: 1997," Nebula Winners 32, edited by Connie Willis, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1999
"WAY STATION: The Movie, A Possibly Premature Progress Report," Space and Beyond, edited by Gary Westfal, Greenwood Press, 2000
"Space Colonies," Macmillan Encyclopedia of the Future, Macmillan, 1996
"Fantasy Television," Realms of Fantasy, April 1995
"Apollo Fever," Locus, August 1994
"Freedom's Just Another Word for Nothing Left to Lose," Science Fiction Review #7, February 1992
"Sleuthing the Soviets," Science Fiction Review #2, Summer 1990
"Soyuz T-13," McGill's Guide to Space Science, Salem Press, 1989
"Interkosmos Soyuz," McGill's Guide to Space Science, Salem Press, 1989
"Soyuz 9," McGill's Guide to Space Science, Salem Press, 1989
"The Manned Spaceflight Engineer Program," Spaceflight, January 1989
"Classified Astronauts," Space World, November 1988
"US Military Payload Specialists," Orbiter Special #2, August 1987, with David J. Shayler
"Phantom Space Crews," with James E. Oberg, Spaceflight, June 1984
"A Permanent Soviet Space Station: Another View," L-5 News, April 1983
"The Arts: Television," Omni, March 1982
"Gregory Benford," Future Life #24, February 1981
"Captain Quantum," Future Life #21, September 1980
"1980 Nebulas," Future Life #21, September 1980
"Space International," Future Life #19, June 1980
"Laserium," Future Life #14, November 1979
"Explorations: Desert Jewel," Omni, August 1979
"The Military Salyuts," Space World, April 1979
"Arcosanti: A City of the Future," Future Life #9, March 1979
"IguanaCon Report," Future Life #8, January 1979
"SF Awards Guide," Future Life #8, January 1979
"Alan Dean Foster, SF's Hottest Young Writer," Starlog, September 1978
"The Second Flight of 'The Hawk'," Space World, July 1977
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