Works
- No. 110 10.4.93-10.7.93 (Artists Museum, Lodz, Poland, 1993)
- 73 Poems(1993), with Joan La Barbara (1994)
- No. 109 2.7.93-12.15.93 (Bravin Post Lee, 1994)
- No. 111.2.7.93-10.20.96(The Figures, 1997)
- Gertrude Stein on Punctuation (Abaton Books, 2000)
- Fidget(Coach House Books, 2000)
- 6799 (zingmagazine, 2000)
- Soliloquy(Granary Books, 2001)
- Head Citations(The Figures, 2002)
- Day (The Figures, 2003)
- The Weather : Winter Spring Summer Fall (Make Now, Los Angeles, 2005)
- Traffic (Make Now, Los Angeles, 2007)
- Sports (Make Now, Los Angeles, 2008)
- Against Expression: An Anthology of Conceptual Writing (Northwestern University Press, Chicago, 2011)
- Uncreative Writing: Managing Language in a Digital Age (Columbia University Press, New York, 2011)
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