I am currently Associate Editor at CinemaSpy.com and the Home Entertainment Technology and Gadget columnist at The Morton Report (www.themortonreport.com). I am also a freelance writer, editor, presenter, researcher, instructor and science consultant based in the Okanagan in British Columbia, Canada. My work has encompassed film, TV, science, nature, technology, travel and other topics in popular, technical and scientific styles. If you need these skills, please contact me at the e-mail address above.
Where I’ve Been Published
- - The Morton Report
- - SciFiNow Magazine (in print and online)
- - CinemaSpy.com
- - Starburst Magazine
- - SCI FI Wire (now Blastr)
- - Blogcritics.org
- - Hollywood North Report
- - Movies Online
- - Blogger News Network
- - ComputorEdge
- - ON Nature Magazine (formerly Seasons)
- - Environmental News
- - Airlock Alpha (formerly SyFy Portal)
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Photographs
- - Arctic Geobotanical Atlas
- - USDA Forest Service
- - National Wildlife Federation Field Guide to Wildflowers
Selected Credits
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Tech News: CyberLink Launches PowerDVD 11 Media Playback Software
Testimonials
“First, England’s loss is North America’s gain. The writing is clear, evocative, inspiring. It appeals to the caring naturalist be s/he expert or neophyte. Is Mr. Simpson (no relation to the infamous “Mrs. Simpson,” one hopes) our next David Attenborough? Would the garden writers (no names, but consult each Saturday’s Globe and Mail newspaper) cease shilling for the plant-related industry and talk about nature in the loving, caring manner as Mr. Simpson does.”
Reader’s letter to Wildflower magazine in response to ‘Fire in the Boreal Forest’, Autumn 2002 issue.
“What a refreshing and honest article!”
Reader’s comment on article ‘Will Fans Decide the Destiny of Stargate Universe?’, CinemaSpy.com, January 2011.
“I found Mike to be the best [teaching assistant] I’ve ever had. He consistently went above and beyond the call of duty. He had a thorough knowledge of the course and whatever he didn’t know he went out of his way to find out. I really enjoyed his dry British witticisms. “The proof is in the pudding!” Brilliant!”
Evaluation of third-year Botany course student at the University of Alberta.










