My feature articles have appeared in many other leading international publications such as:  "Stamp Collector" (USA)  "Global Stamp News" (USA)  "Coin World" (USA)   "Banknote Reporter" (USA)  "Coin And Banknote Magazine",  (Australia)  "Stamps",   "Stamp Magazine",   "Stamp and Coin Mart",  and  "Gibbons Stamp Monthly."  (all UK)   

I also have written for numerous foreign language stamp and numismatic and Stamp Society publications as well, and been a consultant and/or contributor or advisor to all the major International Stamp Catalogues, such as Stanley Gibbons, Scott, Minkus, Michel, Australian Stamp Catalogue, Renniks, ACSC, etc. 

For over a decade from 1984 I was also the Stamp Market 'Tipster' columnist and general writer for "Stamp News" every issue, and never missed a deadline.   I re-commenced that brief in early 2003 after a year or two break from writing to travel the world.   Prior to that I was the Market Tipster columnist and general writer for some years for the venerable "Australian Stamp Monthly".

I have written regularly on stamps and coins and banknotes and associated fields internationally  (plus of course many other totally un-related subjects most especially freelance articles on my other great passion - TRAVEL!)  for over 30 years,  and have been Managing Editor,  Executive Editor,  Managing Director,  Board Member - even sole owner and publisher of monthly and well respected internationally circulated glossy colour magazines in these fields.

Space constraints precludes a longer list of philatelic articles being posted here, as carelessly I did not retain the text for many dozens more articles when I sold my last computer and wiped the old files.  And I never typed the hundreds of pre-1997 articles on computer sadly, so there is no e-copy record of those.   

NOTE - since Linn's Stamp News wiped their on-line access to archived articles in late 2002,  I understand this page is the ONLY on-line source for those Linn's pieces below which are now saved on my server.

The MAIN subject matter of each column is shown below, HOWEVER be mindful that many ASM columns have four or five totally separate individual stories within them.  Browse, print-out, and ENJOY!