All About E. Stephen Mack

The main index to my pages is called Zeigen's Dilemma. The Dilemma still presents itself.

This page has more information about me than you want to know. (Photo when I get hold of a good picture to scan and set up my scanner again.)

Projects:

Working full-time at TiVo.
Teaching classes in Microsoft FrontPage and the Internet at San Jose State University.
Instructor for Bay Area Model Mugging.
Salt Pills, where I put some of my short stories. Also a member of the Berkeley Writer's Group.
Working on the Web site for HTML 4.0: No Experience Required, a book I co-wrote with Janan Platt published by Sybex.
Maintaining the page for Christian Crumlish's Bookstore (now MIA).
In March 1997, I finished creating home pages for The Church Divinity School of the Pacific (CDSP) and some other clients.
Working on the web site for The Internet for Busy People, Second Edition, for Osborne/McGraw-Hill with author Christian Crumlish (after having helped Christian finish revising the manuscript from September to December, 1996; I did technical editing, wrote a couple small sections, and took all the screenshots in the book; it's out at bookstores now).
Writing the BevFAQ (frequently asked questions about Beverley R. White, aka Wednesday, of alt.fan.wednesday fame). You can read the BevINTERVIEW.
Moderator of the newsgroup alt.usenet.manifestoes and maintainer of its archive.
Obligatory Fiction, a fiction magazine published by the e-mail writers group I co-administer.
Two Meet, a home movie starring my friend Ellen and I and directed by our friend Mike (who's out gallavanting across the world).
Donzerly, a [now defunct] reading group.
Increasing my understanding of Kibology.

I work for TiVo.

I've got other pages besides this one. There's a menu of 'em. And I'll also share with you my list of places to go.

I have an ftp site that usually sits empty; you can send me stuff there.

You can contact me by sending mail to estephen@zeigen.com.

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I last vi'd this on 10-Mar-99.