A collection of prose, short stories, non-fiction essays and creative non-fiction

Performed in 1996 at the First International Drag Poets Ball, GENITAL ECHO has only gained relevance as present day society... More > exposes more and more of the repression that links it all together. < Less

"Requited Ecstasy" collects poetry,short stories and excerpts from my four chapbooks and spans the 16 years of writing. The... More > story title story; "Requited Ecstasy" also brings together my novels "Epiphany Point" and "Heads" creating a trilogy for our times. Ricardo Cortez Cruz described the story as "so unexpected I never knew what the words would do next." < Less

The Joy of Heads

A novel in past, present and future

PAST: A satirical (?) reply to Go Ask Alice, "Epiphany Point" follows... More > our heroine on her quest through various criss-crossed realities for enlightenment and deliverance of the same. Seeped in the doom laden times of the first Bush regime, awash in the drug and pop culture of the early 90s, "Epiphany Point" follows our reluctant saint to her final rendezvous.

PRESENT: "Heads" is the story of a generation X, druggie, pseudo-Romeo, poet. Living the college life of a head, Mark wanders in search of meaning and peak experiences through the use of substances and falling in love seemingly at random. A look at the drug culture of the early 90s, "Heads" picks up where "Epiphany Point" left and off and leads in nicely to complete the triptcyh that ends with "Requited Ecstasy".

Future: The short story "Requited Ecstasy" closes a drug culture trilogy for all time- "The Joy of Heads". < Less

A satirical reply to "Go Ask Alice", Epiphany Point, without the irony, follows our heroine on her quest through various... More > criss-crossed realities for enlightenment and deliverance of same. Seeped in the doom laden times of the first Bush regime, awash in the drug and pop culture of the early 90s, Epiphany Point follows our reluctant saint to her final rendevous. < Less

A collection of prose, short stories, non-fiction essays and creative non-fiction

The Joy of Heads

A novel in past, present and future

PAST: A satirical (?) reply to Go Ask Alice, "Epiphany Point" follows... More > our heroine on her quest through various criss-crossed realities for enlightenment and deliverance of the same. Seeped in the doom laden times of the first Bush regime, awash in the drug and pop culture of the early 90s, "Epiphany Point" follows our reluctant saint to her final rendezvous.

PRESENT: "Heads" is the story of a generation X, druggie, pseudo-Romeo, poet. Living the college life of a head, Mark wanders in search of meaning and peak experiences through the use of substances and falling in love seemingly at random. A look at the drug culture of the early 90s, "Heads" picks up where "Epiphany Point" left and off and leads in nicely to complete the triptcyh that ends with "Requited Ecstasy".

Future: The short story "Requited Ecstasy" closes a drug culture trilogy for all time- "The Joy of Heads". < Less

A satirical reply to "Go Ask Alice", Epiphany Point, without the irony, follows our heroine on her quest through various... More > criss-crossed realities for enlightenment and deliverance of same. Seeped in the doom laden times of the first Bush regime, awash in the drug and pop culture of the early 90s, Epiphany Point follows our reluctant saint to her final rendevous. < Less

"Requited Ecstasy" collects poetry,short stories and excerpts from my four chapbooks and spans the 16 years of writing. The... More > story title story; "Requited Ecstasy" also brings together my novels "Epiphany Point" and "Heads" creating a trilogy for our times. Ricardo Cortez Cruz described the story as "so unexpected I never knew what the words would do next." < Less

Performed in 1996 at the First International Drag Poets Ball, GENITAL ECHO has only gained relevance as present day society... More > exposes more and more of the repression that links it all together. < Less