Writing
Poetry, fiction, and hybrid works for the page and the browser.
Published poetry & fiction
This is Disease
Newly published poem in Malefica Press.
Artwork: Malefica Press.
cat.exe
Newly published in Unstable Realities, an anthology from Gossamer Wight.
Forthcoming
Additional poetry and fiction forthcoming in:
Oroboro / Death Rattle Literary
Forthcoming. Publication details and a reading link will be added when available.
Crow & Cross Keys
Forthcoming. Publication details and a reading link will be added when available.
Interactive poetry & hybrid work
Interactive works open in a new tab.
Our Tumblr
A prayer unfolds through a social-media dashboard. Reblogging carries the poem forward through advertising, interruptions, and the demands of the platform.
The Signal
A haunted transmission unfolds through code, trapped voices, and choices addressed to the reader. Sound is optional.
remediation — a duet
A poem and the machine that “improves” it. Moving a slider expands superlatives and strikes through the poem’s bodily language; the reader controls the transformation.
Consent Game
2020 · An interactive work about consenting to terms of service, where agreement is the condition of play.
Pow-Wows; or, Long Lost Friend (Annotated)
2018 · Interactive annotated text.
An earlier hybrid work that turns a book of remedies, prayers, and charms into a linked reading experience.
I Ching Online
2016–present · Generative text and interactive reading.
An interactive work that generates I Ching readings and symbolic images through computational chance operations.
Longer fiction
Art History for Deviants
Short story collection. Submitted for publication, 2026. Eighteen stories at the intersection of institutional critique, body horror, and speculative form — set in museums that digest their visitors, relay stations that pair their personnel, academic conferences that become the phenomenon they describe, and purgatorial loops where recognition and violence are indistinguishable. Art History for Deviants treats the archive, the exhibit, and the bureaucratic record as sites of consumption rather than preservation.
Montauk
A novel. A sound archivist restoring damaged wax cylinders discovers that her recordings are connected to a sonic practice from the 1970s — and that her late mother was once part of it. Currently complete; representation queries welcome.
Mnemosyne
A novel. Set in a far-future corporate reclamation industry, Mnemosyne follows three figures — a captain logging her last days alone aboard a dead station, a debris-sweeper engineer who refuses to burn what she’s been ordered to clean, and the corporate manager who builds a department around the refusal. In revision.
Khepera
A novel. A literary-horror novel tracing a parasitic ontological presence across centuries — from a medieval English village to a 1920s Oxford excavation team — and the gestures, words, and rituals the body uses to hold or expel what it cannot name. In revision.
Scholarship
For HPSCHD, Haunted Circuits and Sounding Care, and academic essays, visit Scholarship.