FICTION

Published fiction includes

"The Life of Tartine" (with illustrations)

"Museum Hours"

"Brioche the Sparrow and Other Stories"

"Three Letters"

"The Lost History of the Princess of  Wax and Other Charming, Eccentric, Stories"

"Princess Carciofi"

"The April Notebook"

"The Ginger People and Other Stories"

"The River That Carries Us"

"My Luck in Kyoto and Other Very Short Stories" (micro-stories)

"The Ferry in Snow and Other Very Short Stories" (micro-stories)

"Slowly, Over Time and Other Very Short Stories" (micro-stories)

POETRY

Collections

"Conversations With the Body," "The Silences," "Wintry Postcards,"  "Sandpaper Dreams" (with drawings). and  "Autumn Letters"

Chapbooks

"Winter Hours," "Imaginary Postcards," "Quesadilla Days," "Flotilla," "Early Light,"  "Rice and Rain,"  "Woman at the Aquarium," "The Cassandra Letters,"  "Strict Instructions," "Starfish," "Sunflowers,"  "The Small Boats of the Marina,"  "Young Woman Peeling Apples (and Other Poems on Art)," and "Conversations on Love and Dust."

Fiction and full-length collections of poems are generally 6" x 9" softcover.  Poetry chapbooks are 7" x 7" softcover.

Some poetry chapbooks include illustrations and/or photographs.