By Christopher G. McPherson

Christopher was one of those kids who was always noodling with words, writing nonsense stories and animal adventures. He got a serious case of the word flu when he was asked to write an article for his high school newspaper. It was a disease from which he was never to recover.

In the intervening years, Christopher's work has appeared in daily newspapers and monthly magazines, and extensively on radio -- and the occasional dalliance with television. He has a bucket filled with awards sitting in his garage and continues to write, write and write. He has created advertising copy and written radio commercials.

Also featuring his byline are a children's book, several short plays, several radio plays, and too many unpublished novels. He is currently collaborating on a history of melamine plastic.

Here is a partial listing of the avenues which have featured his work: