jhulse

I am a published author of five books. The last two are From the Beats to the B Sides for (Allisone Press 1999) and Teachable Movies for Elementary and Middle School Classrooms (Phi Delta Kappa International 1998). His short stories, essays, and poetry have appeared in more than two hundred magazines including Cinemagazine (Japan), Global Tapestry, Crescent Moon (England), ArtWord Quarterly (MN), Beneath the Surface (Canada),The Sporting News, Rant, The New Press,True Love (NY), Deep, Chaminade Literary Review (HI), Touchstone (WI), Libido (IL), Eidos (MA), Melange (PA), Catharsis (CA), Catalyst (GA), Phase and Cycle (CO), Japanophile (MI) and Notre Dame Press, (IN).

My work has also appeared in 25 anthologies including, "Mythic America: An Anthology of New American Poetry" (Crescent Moon--England) and has been translated into four languages. My work has also appeared with Jack Kerouac, Charles Bukowski, Allen Ginsberg, William Safford, and Lawrence Ferlinghetti. I am also a featured poet in the 1997 through 2000 editions of The Poet’s Market. He has also published three books of poetry Somewhere West of the Fields (The Plowman 1992) and Let’s Play Take the Coat Off the Dead Guy (Plop lop Press 1996) and has received awards from The Bay Area Poets Association and The Southern Writer’s Association. I will also be included in the volume The Best Poems and Poets of 2002 that will be published in the Fall by The International Library of Poetry. My poem september 1, 1939 has been nominated for the top prize.

I am also a producer and film director. As far as filmmaking I have made dozens of short films from 1982 to my current project which is the completion of a documentary about epilepsy for The Sundance Film Festival. My next two novels are in the Consumer Advocate, History, Popular Culture and Humor genre. The first is currently titled Corruption, Greed, Democracy For Sale! or Let’s Give the Congress a Salary Cap: The Villains of Campaign Finance Reform.

I also have a great deal of publishing experience serving as
an editor and ghostwriter on a number of projects and publishers including Paramount, Viacom, Avalon, Sams Publishing, Sams.net, Que Publishing, Que Education and Training, Hayden, Brady, New Riders Publishing, Fromm International, Grolier Publishing, Neuwirth & Associates, Thunders Mouth Press, Broadway Publishing, The Coriolis Group, Falcon Press, The Jewish Publication Society, Balliett & Fitzgerald, Lehigh University Press and O’Reilly & Associates. Currently he is working on a book for Marlowe & Co. written by former Secretary of Defense, William S. Cohen called Easy Prey about the fleecing of America’s senior citizens due to con artists and other scams. Other titles include The Best American Movie Writing 2001 edited by director John Landis, The Gangs of New York which will be the basis for Martin Scorsse’s new film, and Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood, the autobiography of 60’s R&B singer Eric Burdon.