Paul Garson's byword is "If you can point at it, I can write it." His articles have appeared in a wide spectrum of periodicals from the L.A. Times to Easyriders to the Carolina Quarterly to FATE to Men's Health & Fitness to Automobile. His PR and marketing projects have included the multi-media script for the Yamaha Motors National Convention to a 10,000 product catalog for California Safety Equipment to media kits for Lee Iaccoca and Warner Bros. His areas of expertise include automobiles, motorcycles, biography, WWII history, the paranormal, lifestyles, archeology, astronomy, travel and martial arts, all of which he was written about (and done). He has also published over 1000 photographs and can offer complete story and image packages. Services offered: freelance writing, research and consulting. Fiction, nonfiction, features, photo features, screenplays, speeches, pr and marketing. Short term, long term and multiple projects accepted, completed in a timely fashion to the client's complete satisfaction. Name the assignment, specify the word count, indicate a deadline and consider it done.

Motorcycle.Com: -- 1907 Curtiss V-8 Motorcycle.Com: -- Bikes from the Freakin' Fringe Motorcycle.Com: -- A Fistful of Gnarly Nortons

Paul Garson has published over 2000 feature articles in the U.S. and overseas as well as both fiction and nonfiction books (Doubleday/Simon & Schuster). He has written and had produced two feature films (Cinetel and American Independent) and has served as Editor at Petersen Publishing, McMullen Publishing and Paisano Publications. In addition he has created and hosted a 100-program /live TV internet series (Cyberadio.TV). His degrees include an M.A. from Johns Hopkins and an M.F.A. from USC. He has traveled to 25 countries, taught writing at USC, hobnobbed with the KGB and driven Jaguars much too fast.

Paul Garson Los Angeles 310-446-1663 Email: paulgarson@aol.com