Published Works
- Tell your mama you want to be free, and other poemsongs (1969); Dead Sea Fleet Editions.
- Last House in America (1976); Second Coming Press.
- North of Manhattan: Collected Poems, Ballads, and Songs (1976); Manroot.
- Skinny Dynamite and Other Stories (1980); Second Coming Press.
- River of Red Wine and Other Poems (1986); Water Row Press.
- Imaginary Conversation with Jack Kerouac (1989); Zeitgeist Press.
- Outlaw of the Lowest Plant (1993); Zeitgeist Press.
- Ragged Lion (1999); Vagabond Press.
- Sixty-Seven Poems for Downtrodden Saints (1997); FMSBW.2nd enlarged edition (1999).
- To be a poet is to be: Poetry (2000); Implosion Press.
- One of a Kind (2008); Ugly Duckling Presse.
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