Senior Managing Editor
October 15, 2000
Updated: May 2, 2006Born in Perth Amboy, NJ on July 30, 1977, Gordon has lived in various parts of the country (but mostly the Northeast part of it.) He presently lives in the Admiral district of West Seattle, situated not too far from the Puget Sound in an apartment across the street from a delightful little coffee shop.
Gordon enjoys the creative process above just about all else, and thus is compelled to write. "A writer writes," it has been said (and written). Gordon woke up in the middle of the night and asked himself, "Must I write?" The answer was, "I must." Some of his writing can be found in Go Inside Magazine, where Gordon covers any topic that he finds to be of sufficient interest. Additionally, the full first draft of his first novel, Kate, is now available.
Gordon hopes one day to be regularly writing and directing plays and films, and dreams of the day that a short story of his is published in The New Yorker. He wouldn't mind beating Honoré de Balzac's record number of novels written in one lifetime. He also has a strange notion that the world of daytime dramatic television can be radically changed in the United States with a kick from an online dramatic serial that he is presently developing. He finds television programs such as EastEnders and Coronation Street to be a great inspiration for this.
On occasion, Gordon can be found at The Corner Inn or the Yen Wor, making a mockery of a sham of a lovely art called Karaoke.
You can read some of Gordon's Go Inside Magazine articles now by touching his hotlinked name at the head of this biography.
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