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About MeThe author originally hails from Las Cruces, New Mexico, a small city located in the Mesilla-Hatch valley and best noted (when noted at all) for its distinctive local cuisine. (Recommended restaurants, if youre ever in town: El Comedor, La Casita, Nellies Cafe, Nopalitos, and Roberto's.) Except for a few temporary decampments to Texas, he spent the bulk of his life in that city, where he attended New Mexico State University, earning bachelors degrees in philosophy and English. He did graduate work in philosophy at Duke University, receiving his Ph.D. in 1998 with a specialty in "core" areas: metaphysics, epistemology and philosophy of language. His quest for full-time academic employment (a difficult proposition in his chosen field) led only to various adjunct and part-time positions. He is currently a copyeditor at Saxon Publishers, Inc., and editor-in-chief of Toon Zone News. He also maintains The Scooby-Doo Case Files at Toon Zone. Besides Batman (and cartoons in general), his interests and hobbies include watching movies (with a special love for the works of Alfred Hitchcock, Howard Hawks, and Joel & Ethan Coen); reading nineteenth century European history (especially the history of Wilhelmine Germany); and playing Civilization 3 on the computer and Settlers of Catan with friends. Foremost among his more-or-less creative endeavors: a series of interactive, improvisational murder mystery party games co-written with college buddy Kurt Depner. Those produced in the community (to something resembling acclaim): The Musical Murders of 1929; Fatal Liaisons; and The Curse of Yog-Sothoth, the Thing That Should Not Be (Except Under Unusual Circumstances And Then Its Okay). On-line, he can be contacted here or at the Worlds Finest message boards at Toon Zone, where he posts under the name of "Maxie Zeus." Feedback is welcomed and encouraged. He is currently the editor-in-chief of Toon Zone News. TriviaFavorite
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