Literary Works
- Touhimu (Flee-Dream) (novella, coupled with Yakeinu ("Burnt Dog"))
- Hollywood Report column in Roadshow entertainment magazine
- Expressionist Walking column in Pee Wee fashion magazine
- Ayako Fujitani's Silver Screen Stuff column in Eiga Hihou entertainment magazine
- Memos on Life short story column in Re:S arts magazine
- Guest contributor to Giant Robot (Asian American art and culture magazine)
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