Stories, Poems, and Shorter Work (Published)
Song for a Broken Door (published in The Los Angeles Review of Los Angeles)
Cul-de-Sac (published in Knot Literary Magazine) - 2022 Pushcart Prize nominated)
Puddle (published in Knot Literary Magazine)
Rain Returns to LA (published in Knot Literary Magazine)
Free Bird (published in Unfortunately Magazine)
A Tale of Two Jodys ([published in The 2021 Annual, Aronzo Publishing)
Rita Jackson’s Wake (published by Piker Press)
Runner (published by Piker Press)
We All Just Stood There (published by Charge Magazine)
Desert Notes (published by Piker Press)
My Cowboy Hat (published by Silver Birch Press "Lost and Found" series)
Outlaw:
How Not to Hike the Pacific Crest Trail
Outlaw: How Not to Hike the Pacific Crest Trail tells the true story of my 1983 adventure on the 2600-mile Pacific Crest Trail. I was accompanied by two college friends, Finn and Ryan. What happened on this adventure would shape my outlook and my life for years to come. But what actually happened? Using a combination of memory, journal, letters, and reflection, Outlaw is a forensic-style investigation of an adventure that changed everything.
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Thirty Days in Camelot
Thirty Days in Camelot is both a murder mystery and a story of personal loss and recovery. It is the story of Michael Milano's journey to understand the life and death of his brother, while an LAPD Homicide detective, Travis Carl, attempts to find the murderer. While Detective Carl methodically interviews witnesses and sifts through the evidence, Michael meanders through the underbelly of the Los Angeles where his brother lived, spurred on by his grief and the whims of his indecisive emotions.