Philip BarbaraPhilip Barbara received his bachelor's in journalism from Fordham University in 1972 and his master's in broadcasting from the City University of New York in 1974. He was a senior correspondent and editor at Reuters for three decades, assisting in coerage of mass murders in America, served as a news editor for Aviation Week & Space Technology, and appeared on PBS's Nightly Business Report to discuss the shuttle Challenger disaster. He shared two national honorable mentions at the Bergen Record for public service reporting. He began his career as a copyboy at the New York Daily News. His short story "The Church," published in the Delmarva Review, was adapted into a radio play by NPR affiliate Delmarva Public Radio and was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. His fiction has also appeared in the Lowestoft Chronicle, BULL: Men's Fiction, fictionjunkies, the Corvus Review, and Fiction on the Web. Read More Read Less