Lesser Work (2023 - ) collects marginalia on marginalia. To read, click the ellipsis below.

Goodnight, Sweet Prince (2017-) is a digital zine about side characters, bit parts, cameos, and the rest of the supporting cast. To check it out, click the logo below.

Territory (2015-2021) is a literary journal about maps and other strange objects. To explore, click the logo below.

Bad Year (20 pages, 5.5 x 5.5 in) is a self-help zine written at the end of 2020 and published at the beginning of 2021. It commemorates and kicks off another year of consumption, anxiety, theater, isolation, whiteness, bewilderment, farce, impotence, fragmentation, tragedy, conspiracy, rationalization, and the other magical thinking we rely on to make more coherent pictures of the simulation. One such picture makes up the art of the zine.

Originally 150 copies were printed and delivered to subjects who were suffering and in need of realignment. If believe you qualify, spin the wheel below and await your fate.

It's going to be okay.

Glass City (2015) is a project documenting the hyperrealities of the modern city. Like the city it documents, Glass City exists in multiple forms.

As a story collection, Glass City won the The Calvino Prize in 2015 and was published in Salt Hill 37. Martin McLaughlin, the judge of The Calvino Prize, had this to say about the collection:

This work took up the major demanding Calvinian theme of the modern (fantasy) city, but it makes the reader think about the problems of the real cities we live in and does so with humour and an often poetic style and rhythm (just like Calvino's own Invisible Cities), echoing his fondness for poetic triads of nouns and verbs, but all done in a new way for the 21st century

Excerpts from the story collection have also been published in Tin House Online, Miracle Monocle, and the Pacifica Literary Review, and you can hear excerpts here.

As a physical object, Glass City is an artist's book that doubles as a three-dimensional model of the city.

To date, two copies have been made. The first lives in the Rare Book Collection at the University of Arizona Poetry Center. The second lives in the Bridwell Art Library at the University of Louisville. The book is printed on transparency paper (14.8 x 21 cm) and bound in two panes of glass (21 x 26 cm).

Additionally copies will be made if certain conditions are met. Inquiries are currently closed.