Harper’s Globe

As the head writer of Harper's Globe, I have to say things have really evolved since we first started creating this world in July of 2008.  The newspaper was originally called Harper's Gazette and the story of Robin was much, much smaller.  But when Harper's Island began to grow in plot, we followed suit -- adding twists, turns, and the scary Dangerous Wreck story that should really pay off in the end.

I love horror so it was such a pleasure and privilege for me to be able to work with Junction Entertainment and Jeffrey Bell on Harper's Island as well as write Harper's Globe.  I was actually the only person who was supposed to know the secrets of Harper's Island as we built Harper's Globe from the ground up.  Since I'm not very good at keeping my mouth shut and since Matt, Miles, and Greg are smart about asking the right questions, I occasionally had an "Oh, no.  Don't say anything to anyone" moment.  Maybe a little more than occasionally.  But it was hard to explain motivations to what I was writing without giving away some juicy detail.  Eventually, I came clean to the Executive Producers of HI and was able to disclose more. There are plenty of secrets I have yet to whisper though.  So, when this is all over, I will be a fountain of explanations -- to why someone was named this or why someone had to die a particular way... or who Robin really is...

The one thing I will tell you... The killer in Harper's Globe is the same as the one in Harper's Island.  <Hand over mouth>  But you didn't hear that from me...