Astronomy magazine
This is the largest circulating magazine on the subject in the world.
Observing Peculiar Galaxies, February 1981
Observing Edge-On Galaxies, May 1982
Observing the Autumn Galaxies, October 1983
Galaxy Hunting Around the Big Dipper, March 1989
Split a Star in Two, December, 1989
Great Summer Planetaries, May 1990
Observing Nebulosities in Cygnus, June, 1990
Splashy Summer Star Clusters, September, 1990
Magnificent Orion, November, 1990
Exploring the Virgo Cluster, March, 1991
The Wonders of the Coma Cluster, June 1991
Observing Bright Planetary Nebulae, September, 1991
Observing the Andromeda Galaxy, November, 1991
Book Review – Beyond the Solar System, July 1993
Distant Galactic Silhouettes: Observing Dusty Galaxies, 1993
Observing Celestial Powerhouses, 1993-4
Desperately Seeking Spirals, 1993-4
Deep Sky Objects in Odd Places, 1994
Twelve Splendid Spirals, April, 1995
Seeing the Unseen, March, 1996
Observing Tiny Planetaries at High Power, 1996-7
Summer’s Magnificent Swan Song, August 1997
Touring a Stellar Graveyard, December, 1997
Seeing into Violent Corners, March, 1998
All About M31, Explore the Universe, 2001
My Favorite Objects, February 2002 (My shortest article)
Watching a Celestial Ballet, August, 2002
Exploring the Pinwheel, November 2003
A Spiral Masterpiece, May 2005
Observing Celestial Odd Couples, January 2008
Explore the Gem of the Milky Way, June 2009
Watch as Galaxies Collide, November 2009
Create the Ultimate Observing Chart for Free Mar 2012
Ten Great Hits from an Obscure Catalogue, Dec. 2012
Target Hubble’s Galaxy Classes, May, 2013
Discover the Ultraviolent Sky, July, 2013
Set Your Sights on the Great Rift, July, 2015
Finding Our Place in the Milky Way, August, 2015
Finding Our Place in the Milky Way, Reprinted in Discover magazine, May 2016)
An NGC Primer, Sept. 2018
Explore Nearby Deep-Sky Gems, November, 2018
Cosmic Catalogs You Can Use, February, 2019
View Earth Through a Cosmic Lens, August, 2020
Discover the Strangest Galaxies in the Sky, Sept. 2021
Looking for Galaxies in All the Wrong Places, Oct. 2021
101 Must See Cosmic Objects, Jan. 2022
Planetary Nebulae in Color, Mar. 2022
Explore 10 Great Open Clusters (In the Summer Triangle), July 2022
Target 10 Galaxy Groups, May 2023
101 Weirdest Cosmic Objects, Jan. 2024
Take a Trip to the North Galactic Pole, Nov. 2025
Stargazing Under City Lights, June 2026
Deep Sky Monthly
29 articles between July 1977 and January 1982 – it became Deep Sky magazine in 1983.
Deep Sky magazine
Observing the Local Group, Fall 1983
DSM Reviews: Atlas of the Andromeda Galaxy, Winter 1983
Tilting Spiral Galaxies, Fall 1985
Observing Interacting Galaxies, Spring 1987
Ten Years of DSM, Summer 1987
Surveying Autumn’s Planetary Nebulae, Fall 1987
Observing the Classification of Galaxies, Fall, 1989
The Deep Sky
The quarterly publication of the National Deep Sky Observer’s Society, an organization I founded in high school
Galaxies: Observing the Deep Realm, Winter, 2000
