Books & Zines

Feb 13, 2024

NOTE: THIS PAGE IS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION. BOOKS ARE BEING ADDED AS FAST AS POSSIBLE.

Paid subscribers get complimentary access to digital copies of the books and zines I publish. Below, you will find links to my books and zines, with a brief description of each publication and links to buy physical copies and to read the book/zine here on Substack. If you click on the “Read the Book” button, you will find a brief free preview available to everyone, and the paywall. Below the paywall for each book, you will find the entire book's contents. This page will continue to be updated as I publish more books and zines.

Twisted Haiku is an occasional series where each volume of haiku poetry is centered around a theme not usually covered by traditional haiku poetry. These only have spot black-and-white illustrations and one or two black-and-white haiku comics.

Pirate Haiku

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Horror Haiku

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Coming Soon…

Future Twisted Haiku volumes still in production:

Sci-Fi Haiku

Fairytale Haiku

Poetry Collections (Illustrated)

Books

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Future illustrated poetry collection volumes still in production:

Conifers and the Cosmos

Zines

What is a zine? It’s an indie periodical. In the U.S., zine is pronounced like the last half of the work magazine. In some places, it’s pronounced like it rhymes with sign. However you pronounce it, my zines are underground publications that combine art, comics, poetry, and storytelling. They’re typically about 40 pages long.

You could call them chapbooks, but I call them zines.

This now-discontinued zine series paired abstract art with some of my more surreal haiku. Each volume is small, about the size of an oversized smartphone. They’re perfect for when you need portable poetry or you want something to gawk at that’s not the infinite scroll on your phone.

Surreal Haiku has been discontinued. But, you may enjoy a related series of zines, Abstractus, that pairs abstract art with experimental haiku. Abstractus will be arriving in Summer or Fall of 2024.