I write art, theater and book reviews and features, most recently for 'Broad Street Review' and 'Raw Vision' magazine. Current book-length projects include a memoir, "Graffiti Pataphysic," about searching for my father's artworks; and "Lexington," historical fiction. I represent the literary estates of Barbara Holland, my mother; and Marion Holland, my grandmother.

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Barbara Holland (1933-2010) wrote fiction for children and adults; as well as essays, biographies, history and humor. For fifty years, Barbara's short fiction, essays and articles appeared in a wide range of publications, including Smithsonian, McCalls, Redbook, Playboy, Prevention, Ms., Seventeen, The Washington Post, and many others. Barbara's fifteen books cover various genres--history, humor, essays, biography, memoirs and juveniles. Titles include "Hail to the Chiefs: Presidential Mischief, Morals & Malarkey from George W. to George W." and "Endangered Pleasures: In Defense of Naps, Bacon, Martinis, Profanity, and Other Indulgences." HarperCollins released a new edition of Barbara's "Secrets of the Cat: Its Lore, Legend and Lives" in 2010, with my original illustrations from its first edition (1988).

Marion Holland (1908-1989) was a children's author and illustrator. Among her ten books was "A Big Ball of String," which was the fifth 'Beginner Book' published by Random House.