Selected Writings

oh emulsions

Previously published at The Raw Art Review

Mixing and Greening

Previously published at Last Leaves Magazine

tiger eyes blind

Previously published at Change Seven Magazine and Tap Into Poetry

Tree bathing

Also published in the Arlington Literary Journal

Saint Francis and the Very Fierce Wolf of Gubbio

Saint Francis and the Very Fierce Wolf of Gubbio was originally published by Agape review. It was also published more recently at Hyacinth Review Part 1 In Italy not terribly long after the end of our first millennium, on a cold, cold early winter day, our wonderful...

Sestina translated by Alan Bern

This translation of Dante Alighieri’s “Al poco giorno e al gran cerchio d’ombra” by Alan Bern was published as an illustrated printed broadside, currently out of print, but you can view the original image from Lines & Faces here (or above). Sestina translated by...

Dream of a Full Neighbourhood

Haiga [paintings] are typically painted by haiku poets (haijin), and often accompanied by a haiku poem, according to Wikipedia. With my photos standing in for the paintings, creating photo-haiga is a central part of my daily art practice: I find it both invigorating...

(im)partial thoughts

Footparts of the story’s dreamed crosspaths. A rounded ghost running through the darkening streets of the city buying gifts for everyone. Only maps of travel pretending there is a single route back from the cut edges of a flattened folly. Also published by...

Chimes

Also published in Instant Noodles Lit Mag