Current Employment: county government reporter, Utica Observer-Dispatch
Previous Gaming Employment: freelance designs published by Avalon Hill, Simulations Publications, Inc., and Game Designers' Workshop
Words of Wisdom: The most crying need this "hobby" has is to improve its image with, and accessibility by, the general public. Not that anyone would seriously propose there should be "a wargame in every pot". However, I fear that we too often are seen as a paramilitary MENSA: "war" is anti-social, "games" are trivial, complexity confuses people, and our euphemisms (i.e., "simulations") are transparent. That the public perception is wrong makes it no less real. There is no easy, cheap, or quick solution, but better researched games and less emphasis on "Nazis, nukes, and NATO" would help.
Favorite Game of Own Design: Battle of Moscow
Favorite Game of Another's Design: Alesia (now Avalon Hill's Caesar)
Design/Development Credits: Design: Anzio; Anzio Beachhead; Battle of Moscow; Pursuit of the Goeben; Red Star/White Eagle

The Game Designers

Introduction
Joseph Angiolillo
John M. Astell
Howard A. Barasch
Richard H. Berg
Brian J. Blume
Frank Alan Chadwick
Stephen V. Cole
Greg Costikyan
Brad Hessel
John E. Hill
David C. Isby
Philip S. Kosnett
Dana F. Lombardy
Monte D. Mattson
Marc W. Miller
J. A. Nelson
Stepehn Newberg
Albert A. Nofi
Danny S. Parker
J. Stephen Peek
John Prados
Jack N. Radey
Redmon A. Simonsen
Greg Stafford
David E. Williams
Lynn Willis
Loren K. Wiseman
Lou Zocchi
Kevin Zucker