In 1960, Doug began a long career in radio with WFLA AM & FM in Tampa, FL. He stayed with WFLA until he retired, serving the station for many years in promotions and marketing.
He was also the author of several novels in the pulp fiction or "bodice ripper" genre, among them "Spotlight on Sin" (1952) and "Bed of Fear" (1959). Doug's paperbacks can still be found on Amazon, many as collectibles.
Doug was a strong supporter of the American Cancer Society and he served on the Board of the Tampa Chapter. He was a member of The Tampa Club.
He was also the author of several novels in the pulp fiction or "bodice ripper" genre, among them "Spotlight on Sin" (1952) and "Bed of Fear" (1959). Doug's paperbacks can still be found on Amazon, many as collectibles.
Doug was a strong supporter of the American Cancer Society and he served on the Board of the Tampa Chapter. He was a member of The Tampa Club.
In 1960, Doug began a long career in radio with WFLA AM & FM in Tampa, FL. He stayed with WFLA until he retired, serving the station for many years in promotions and marketing.
He was also the author of several novels in the pulp fiction or "bodice ripper" genre, among them "Spotlight on Sin" (1952) and "Bed of Fear" (1959). Doug's paperbacks can still be found on Amazon, many as collectibles.
Doug was a strong supporter of the American Cancer Society and he served on the Board of the Tampa Chapter. He was a member of The Tampa Club.
He was also the author of several novels in the pulp fiction or "bodice ripper" genre, among them "Spotlight on Sin" (1952) and "Bed of Fear" (1959). Doug's paperbacks can still be found on Amazon, many as collectibles.
Doug was a strong supporter of the American Cancer Society and he served on the Board of the Tampa Chapter. He was a member of The Tampa Club.
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