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DIMENSIONS OF IMAGINATION The offi cial Newsletter of the Rod Serling memorial Foundation AUTUmN 2020 INTRoDUCTIoN NOTES FROM NICK An Update from RSMF President Nick Parisi Hello and welcome to the merchandise offered at debut issue of DIMENSIONS OF www.rodserling.com, IMAGINATION: THE OFFICIAL including tickets to upcoming NEWSLETTER OF THE ROD SERLING SerlingFests. MEMORIAL FOUNDATION. 5. A personalized membership Submitted for your approval, card. perusal, and consideration, 6. Your own rodserling.com a revamped and redesigned email address. publication that will update 7. Voting privileges in our members on anything Foundation-related elections. and everything related to the Foundation’s “patron saint,” If you haven’t recently donated, Rod Serling. please visit www.rodserling.com to make your donation and DIMENSIONS OF IMAGINATION ensure that you will receive will be delivered in PDF form all the privileges of membership. via email three times per year. Also, please make sure that we These three publications will then have your current physical be combined with additional mailing address. And when content and released as a you have a chance, please bound, physical publication once give us a like on Facebook per year. bound issue, however, will be and one print issue). (www.facebook.com/ mailed only to members in good 2. Access to exclusive content RSMemorialFoundation) and This and subsequent PDFs will standing, as part of our new basic on our new, Rod Serling follow us on Twitter. be emailed to everyone who membership package. For a Memorial Foundation has ever donated anything at donation of $25.00 per year, you YouTube channel. Thank you for your support! all to the Rod Serling Memorial will receive: 3. A one-year subscription to our Foundation (assuming we have soon-to-be-launched RSMF Nicholas Parisi, President, your correct e-mail address!), 1. A one-year subscription to this Offi cial Podcast. The Rod Serling Memorial with our great thanks. The annual newsletter (three PDF issues 4. A 10% discount on any Foundation FoUNDATIoN oFFICERS Nicholas Parisi, President Kate Murray, Vice President oN THE CoVER Tony Albarella, Secretary / Archivist Andrew Polak, Treasurer THANK YoU to Koren Shadmi for Helen Foley, Founder allowing us to use his illustration of Rod from his graphic novel BoARD oF DIRECToRS The Twilight Man: Rod Serling Joe Bardales and the Birth of Television. Amy Boyle Johnston Jennifer O’Hare From the publisher: A biograph- Mark Olshaker oUR pLEDGE ical tale that follows Hollywood Carolyn Price revolutionary Rod Serling’s rise Rod Serling’s achievements in Steve Schlich playwriting, speech making and to fame in the Golden Age of broadcasting are considerable and Anne Serling Television, and his descent into important. As members of The Rod Jeff Serling his own personal Twilight Zone. Serling Memorial Foundation, we Douglas Sutton dedicate ourselves to promote and Gordon C. Webb We recognize him as our sharply preserve this great man’s contributions dressed, cigarette-smoking to the Arts and Humanities. ADVISoRS tour guide of The Twilight Zone, Brian Frey but the entertainment business We pledge to educate the public Robert Keller once regarded him as the “An- about Rod Serling’s genius and Jodi Serling gry Young Man” of Television. his passion, hoping that they will Jackie Stapleton Before he became the revered understand and appreciate his master of science fi ction, Rod doing so, he pushed the mastery of the creative arts, his WEBmASTER Serling was just a writer who had unique understanding of human television industry to the edge Steve Schlich to fi ght to make his voice heard. relationships, his esteem as a writer, his of glory, and himself to the He vehemently challenged edge of sanity. Rod operated generosity as a speaker in and around NEWSLETTER DESIGNER Binghamton, and his uncompromising the networks and viewership in a dimension beyond that of Gail Flug commitment to quality. alike to expand their minds and contemporary society, making standards—rejecting notions of him both a revolutionary and an Rod Serling memorial Foundation censorship, racism and war. But outsider. Box 2101, Binghamton, New York USA 13902-2101 it wasn’t until he began to write about real world enemies in the The Twilight Man: Rod Serling www.RodSerling.com guise of aliens and monsters and the Birth of Television is NON-PROFIT PLEDGE The Rod Serling Memorial Foundation is operated exclusively for the above and other non-profi t that people lent their ears. In available at amazon.com purposes, and is registered with the IRS as a non-profi t entity. No part of any net earnings shall inure to the benefi t of any private member. In 1998, Steve Schlich bought rodserling.com when he discovered that no one owned it. The next year he convinced Andy Polak to let him be webmaster when the RSMF president wrote asking to buy the domain. The rest is ongoing history: “It’s a labor of love.” Steve earned membership in the Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA) in 1982, the same year that he began writing software documentation for WordStar, the original “killer app” for personal computers. Since retiring in 2017, he’s been providing tech support for seniors in his hometown, composing and recording music, writing the occasional political blog, FoUNDATIoN and running the Narrate Your Own Twilight Zone competition. RSMF PROFILE Steve Schlich — Webmaster/ Board of Directors In 1998, Steve Schlich bought rodserling.com for WordStar, the original “killer app” for personal when he discovered that no one owned it. The computers. next year he convinced Andy Polak to let him be webmaster when the RSMF president wrote asking Since retiring in 2017, he’s been providing tech to buy the domain. The rest is ongoing history: “It’s support for seniors in his hometown, composing a labor of love.” and recording music, writing the occasional political blog, and running the Narrate Your Own Steve earned membership in the Science Fiction Twilight Zone competition. Writers of America (SFWA) in 1982, the same year that he began writing software documentation “Rod Serling gave me permission to be a writer.” RSMF ARCHIVE A Meat Fork from the Serling’s Family Market by Andy Polak In each issue of the newsletter we like to highlight an item we have in the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation archive that we hope to some day have on display at a museum dedicated to his life and work. This is a great piece of Serling family history! This meat fork pictured was given to our archives by an anonymous donor back in Over the years, the business For anyone who has attended What do you think of their slogan? the 1990s. When Rod’s father Sam operated at several different SerlingFests at the Broome County GET THE HABIT - MARKET AT moved the family to Binghamton locations. This one came from the Forum Theater, this location would SERLING’S MARKET from Syracuse, he opened building at 161 Washington Street have been just down the street “Serling’s Sanitary Market.” in downtown Binghamton. (now a parking lot). RSMF MERCHANDISE TREVOR TERRY WINS 2020 The RSMF has teamed up with SERLING SCHOLARSHIP Muckles Ink - a retail & commercial screen-printed apparel company The Rod Serling Memorial Foundation owned and operated by Binghamton proudly presents the 2020 winner of University Alumni - to print and our scholarship: Trevor Terry. He will distribute our offi cial shirt! Proceeds seek a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree will benefi t the Rod Serling Memorial at Coastal Carolina University, ma- Foundation. It’s a great conversation joring in acting …and likely do some starter to meet fellow fans and a singing and dancing as well! rewarding way to show your support for Rod’s legacy! His activities at the Rod Serling School of Fine Arts included Details: competitive dancing, stage plays • 52/48 Airlume combed and and musical theater, Binghamton ringspun cotton/polyester area community theater, chamber • Unisex sizing orchestra, mixed choir, and a steel • Coverstitched collar and sleeves drum percussion ensemble. • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping Retail fi t, side seams Trevor participated in an “Only • Tear-away label We Know” Public Service and connect in a way no previous Announcement about school generation has before. Available in black with white print or gun violence. grey with black print; sizes S to 4X - “My hope for the world is that some- $22.00 plus shipping. From his application: “Social media day everyone will see this power is a tool that has the power to bring we have, and fi nally begin using it Muckles also offers a wide range of everyone in the world together, to fi ght for the change everyone Binghamton and Binghamton Univer- and it should be used to show the deserves.” sity shirts and tote bags. world what it really looks like. By sharing information and stories Trevor played several roles in the Go to www.mucklesu.com, scroll about the horrors of this world, we reading of “The Happy Place” during down to the house Merch section. as a global community could grow the 2019 Serling Fest last October. SERLINGFEST 2020 SERLINGFEST AT HOME Our Annual Event Goes On Despite COVID-19 By Nick Parisi In the summer of 2020 we had planned to hold our fourth annual “SerlingFest” in Binghamton, New York, live and in person. With all of us forced to imitate James Corry, exiled to our personal asteroids, we decided instead to hold our first “virtual” SerlingFest – and it was a huge success. On August 15, 2020, the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation Facebook page played host to an eight-hour marathon of presentations and interviews with an array of Serling aficionados.
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