Projects
32 pp., 9 B & W illustrations

5.5 x 8.5 in.
Present-day Brooklyn holds out the promise of the good life and all its benefits — but just can't compete with the old livid city of carnival amusements and tawdry spectacle. High and low, past and present all intermingle in this Coney Island of the mind.
"A constant, creeping snap-shot of . . . ‘low’ New York. . . . Shoot the Freak is well-written and even better-considered." — Broken Pencil
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Traveling Light tells the dramatic story of a young woman whose carefully planned future is up-ended by her impulse-buy of a used car. Literary fiction with the pacing and suspense of a thriller, Traveling Light features two highly original women protagonists and a setting that readers don’t often encounter in contemporary fiction — the unique American subculture that is I-95.
32 pp., B & W

6.75 x 9 in.
Osip Mandelstam’s 1913 poem about the early cinema becomes a silent movie for the printed page in this fusion of text and image.
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With David Tompkins
Xeric Foundation grant winner
24 hours in the life of JT. 100 years in the life of the city. A 68-page epic!
“A drunken night of Bukowskian decadence combined with an elegy to New York as the Eternal City …. An energetic mixture of Beat and pulp.”
— Matt Madden, The Comics Journal
Edgar Allan Poe returns to a New York City that’s as long-gone as he is. 16 pp. with stitched spine and hand-sprayed covers.
1st edition out of print.