work

novel

• These Great Athenians

poetry

• Good Grief, it's a Peanuts Collection!
• Love Poem
• Blue Angel
• Minotaur
• Paris
• Asterism
• Elegy in Black White and Yellow
• Redgreen and Violet Yellow Rhythms
• Write Lines (Don't Do It)
• The (Donald) Duck Test

short stories

• (Just) the One
• All I Want Is More Than You Can Ever Give Me
• We Are Now Exiting Earth's Orbit
• Longsight
• A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever
• Why Make Do When You Can Make Art
• Hunter's Turn
• O-tuh
• Causeway
• Lone Star Song
• Kalahari
• Echo (and not Narcissus)
• (hippocampus paradoxus)

creative non-fiction

• None so, whole world blind
• Come Back Around
• Now the rivers no longer meet the seas

electronic literature

interactive text

• Anxiety Time Machine: choose-your-own poem
• Asterion: a hypertext retelling of Theseus and the Minotaur
• In Lieu of an Argument: an insta-poet machine
• Flight Path: a browser based interactive poem

film-poetry

• Defintions part 1: Alternative
• Defintions part 2: Ephemera
• Defintions part 3: Transient
• A New History of Violence (a poetic parody of BBC News 24, made in March 2020)

other

• Living Colour: a pecha-kucha
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• [keynote]
• [powerpoint]
• [PDF]
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• a pecha-kucha is a Japanese presentation style (pechakucha means “the sound of conversation”)
  consisting of 20 slides. I wrote Living Colour, 2020 after I went to a Lee Krasner exhibiton at
  the Barbican Gallery, London in 2019. I wanted to keep the format as keynote (iOS) or powerpoint (Windows)
  to remain true to the original form. I’ve also included a PDF for those who don’t have access to the any
  presentation software but, if you can, read them in a slide format.