stephen h. segal
A cultural journalist now based in the Washington D.C. metro area, Stephen H. Segal (the "H"
stands for "He's neither Steven Seagal the martial artist nor Steve Seagle the comic-book
author") manages the magazine division of Wildside Press, which includes "Weird Tales",
"Fantasy Magazine", "Adventure Tales", "Cat Tales", "H.P. Lovecraft's Magazine of Horror", et al.
Stephen is the former editor of the alternative newsweekly "InPittsburgh" and, more recently,
the managing editor of WQED's monthly "Pittsburgh Magazine." He has profiled artificial organ
designers, creative problem-solving teachers, various and sundry museum curators,
ministers who marry transgendered couples, and Warren Zevon.
He has been a regional judge for the Reading Rainbow Young Storytellers competition, a
Chancellor's Scholar at the University of Pittsburgh Honors College, and an Odyssey of the
Mind world finalist. He is currently a Board Member of the Interstitial Arts Foundation.
GO TO STEPHEN H. SEGAL'S BLOG
Here are several feature-length clips from Stephen's days as a writer and editor at the
award-winning Pittsburgh Magazine and the award-winning-but-now-defunct InPittsburgh
Weekly :
Vital Organs: A tale of hearts, harmonicas and the man who redesigned both.
Fan Of The Year: How "Joe Scho" became the face of Pittsburgh.
Facing the Music: An ode to the joy of 8-year-old symphony lovers.
Mending Gender: What do you do when your mind and body don't agree?
Dan Bern: Portrait of the artist as a mighty intimidating songwriter.
Fathers Day 2006: Thoughts on Father/Son relationships
