Works
- Reciprocal Distillations (Hot Whiskey Press, 2007), a collection of poems on art and artists, including Caravaggio, Leon Golub, Unica Zürn, Henri Michaux, Corot, Joan Mitchell, Henry Darger, African sculpture, Neolithic standing stones, and the Upper Paleolithic Chauvet Cave
- An Alchemist with One Eye on Fire (Black Widow Press, 2006).
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