Works
- Stories of a Street Performer published by Mikazuki Publishing House. copyright 2012
- The Chicago Surprise copyright 2000
- Street Magic copyright 2001
- The Intricate Web of Distraction copyright 2001, also VHS and DVD
- The Mongolian Pop-Knot, copyright 1982 also VHS
- Comedy Four-Ring Routine, copyright 1976 also VHS and DVD
- Trio in Gold, East Carolina Poetry Forum Press, 1968
- Tar River Poets, East Carolina Poetry Forum Press, 1969
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