Gene Steinberg

Gene Steinberg is an award-winning journalist with a passion for writing that sparked in his teenage years when he created his own science fiction and New Age fanzine.

His initial foray into writing included a science fiction novel that explored life-threatening situations in an unknown land.

Beyond journalism, Gene delved into UFOs and paranormal phenomena, producing numerous commentaries while working in radio broadcasting.

In 1984, he immersed himself in the world of the original Apple Macintosh personal computer, leading him to a prolific career in writing about technology.

Gene authored over 30 books on computers and the Internet while contributing to major industry publications like MacAddict, MacUser, and Computer Shopper.

His investigative work for CNET earned him accolades such as the 'Maggie' award for Best Online Article by the Western Publications Association.

Gene's radio career resurged in 2002 with 'The Tech Night Owl LIVE,' a show catering to technology enthusiasts with a focus on Macs and personal technology.

In 2006, he reconnected with the paranormal world as co-creator of 'The Paracast,' a renowned paranormal radio show known for setting industry standards.

He currently serves as a Writer/Broadcaster at Making The Impossible, Inc., having previously held a writing position at Macworld.