Published Works: Poetry
- "Li Bai Drowns While Embracing The Moon" in Not One Of Us, Issue 42.
- "Seven Steeds" in Lone Star Stories, Issue 29, Oct 2008.
- "e.e. 'doc' cummings" in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, March 2003.
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