BOOKS:
PALACES.
SATURN.
STORIES &c:
"Masterworks": a mostly-monthly short fiction series about reenacting famous works of art, which was published by Paper Darts from 2014 through 2017. The best way to read the collected stories is: Part I. Part II-IV. Part V. Part VI. Part VII. Part VIII. Part IX. Part X. Part XI. Part XII. Part XIII. Part XIV. Part XV.
"Disasters"; Gargoyle (66, Summer 2017).
"Let Me Take You to Olive Garden"'; Joyland (November 2016).
"The Histories"; Tin House (June 2016). Also featured on the Guardian.
"Secret Message"; Paper Darts (March 2016).
"The Ways I'll Kill Him / The Ways I'll Die"; Black Warrior Review (41.2, Spring/Summer 2015).
"Accession"; Everyday Genius (October 2014).
"Something Else Irreversible (Leg Faces #2 and #4)"; Forklift, OH (Issue 28, Summer 2014).
"DAVID BOWIE BIDS ON A PIECE OF MODERN BRITISH ART" and "DAVID BOWIE WATCHES HIS OWN CAMEO IN A DAVID LYNCH MOVIE"; Handsome (Vol. 6, No. 1).
"How I Found Her Men"; cream city review (Vol. 37, No. 2, Winter 2014).
"First Night"; Gabby Journal (Issue 2, March 2014).
"DAVID BOWIE SLEEPS WITH 1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS NEXT TO HIS BED"; The Knicknackery (Issue One, February 2014). Nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
"Booties"; Fractured West (Issue Five, Winter 2014).
"DAVID BOWIE APPROACHES TILDA SWINTON TO PLAY HIM IN THE MOVIE OF HIS LIFE" and "DAVID BOWIE CONFRONTS HIS DIGITAL SELF IN OMIKRON: THE NOMAD SOUL"; Skydeer Helpking (Issue One, 2014).
"Our Bodies"; Weave Magazine (Issue 10, Winter 2014).
"The Inventory of Marcus, Level 16"; The Collagist (Issue 54, January 2014).
"Two Heads"; Crime Factory (Issue 15, Winter 2014).
"CAT-STEALER"; Word Riot (August 2013).
"The Movies Made in Our Basement"; Passages North (July 2013).
"The Theatre of the Floating World"; Best Gay Stories 2013 (Lethe Press).
"SINCE" & "THE REVEREND"; Columbia Poetry Review (Issue 26, Spring 2013).
"DAVID BOWIE TAKES A COMMERCIAL SPACE FLIGHT"; Everyday Genius (April 2013).
"Evacuees"; Paper Darts (April 2013).
"DAVID BOWIE AND DAMIEN HIRST COLLABORATE TO BUILD A MINOTAUR"; The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review (April 2013).
"Villains"; Monkeybicycle (April 2013).
"Adventures of a Yak in a Flying Teacup" (a new installment, comic); Hobart (March 2013).
"Enemies"; Spork Press (February 2013).
"A Practical Guide to Cadet Safety"; Star*Line 36.1 (January 2013).
"Cover Letter"; Hobart (January 2013).
"Allies"; NANO Fiction 6.1 (Fall 2012).
"Adventures of a Yak in a Flying Teacup" (comic); Rocksalt #5 (October 2012).
"Intruders"; Necessary Fiction (October 2012).
"The Theatre of the Floating World"; PANK 7 (September 2012).
"Partners"; SmokeLong Quarterly (September 2012).
"The Objects in Your Throne Room"; Word Riot (July 2012).
"Dedications 30-36"; decomP magazinE (June 2012).
"As She Comes Back (Dedications 7-10)"; Monkeybicycle (April 2012).
"The Spirits of Imaginary Animals"; Bluestem Magazine (March 2012). New audio version recorded by My Audio Universe in July 2012.
OPINIONS ON BOOKS:
Beneath the Liquid Skin; review at PANK (June 2013).
"We Are All Blocking Doors for You Modern-Day Illusionists" (Recommendation for Jordan Stempleman's No, Not Today); The Lit Pub (August 2012).
"And With These Hats We Will Fly" (Review of David James Keaton's Zee Bee & Bee (Aka Propeller Hats for the Dead)); PANK (July 2012).
INTERVIEWS:
The Collagist.
Black Balloon.
NANO Fiction.
SmokeLong Quarterly.
Los Angeles Times book blog.
Dayton Daily News.
THOSE I'VE CONTACTED ON BEHALF OF OTHERS:
Here's a list of all the authors I've interviewed for PANK.
I've also edited the English translations of about one hundred Arabic short stories and poems, which have been anthologized in the following books (here, here, and here):
Long ago (age 19) I co-authored an erotic novella, but you can't buy that online anymore. Maybe if you say something nice.
PALACES.
SATURN.
STORIES &c:
"Masterworks": a mostly-monthly short fiction series about reenacting famous works of art, which was published by Paper Darts from 2014 through 2017. The best way to read the collected stories is: Part I. Part II-IV. Part V. Part VI. Part VII. Part VIII. Part IX. Part X. Part XI. Part XII. Part XIII. Part XIV. Part XV.
"Disasters"; Gargoyle (66, Summer 2017).
"Let Me Take You to Olive Garden"'; Joyland (November 2016).
"The Histories"; Tin House (June 2016). Also featured on the Guardian.
"Secret Message"; Paper Darts (March 2016).
"The Ways I'll Kill Him / The Ways I'll Die"; Black Warrior Review (41.2, Spring/Summer 2015).
"Accession"; Everyday Genius (October 2014).
"Something Else Irreversible (Leg Faces #2 and #4)"; Forklift, OH (Issue 28, Summer 2014).
"DAVID BOWIE BIDS ON A PIECE OF MODERN BRITISH ART" and "DAVID BOWIE WATCHES HIS OWN CAMEO IN A DAVID LYNCH MOVIE"; Handsome (Vol. 6, No. 1).
"How I Found Her Men"; cream city review (Vol. 37, No. 2, Winter 2014).
"First Night"; Gabby Journal (Issue 2, March 2014).
"DAVID BOWIE SLEEPS WITH 1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS NEXT TO HIS BED"; The Knicknackery (Issue One, February 2014). Nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
"Booties"; Fractured West (Issue Five, Winter 2014).
"DAVID BOWIE APPROACHES TILDA SWINTON TO PLAY HIM IN THE MOVIE OF HIS LIFE" and "DAVID BOWIE CONFRONTS HIS DIGITAL SELF IN OMIKRON: THE NOMAD SOUL"; Skydeer Helpking (Issue One, 2014).
"Our Bodies"; Weave Magazine (Issue 10, Winter 2014).
"The Inventory of Marcus, Level 16"; The Collagist (Issue 54, January 2014).
"Two Heads"; Crime Factory (Issue 15, Winter 2014).
"CAT-STEALER"; Word Riot (August 2013).
"The Movies Made in Our Basement"; Passages North (July 2013).
"The Theatre of the Floating World"; Best Gay Stories 2013 (Lethe Press).
"SINCE" & "THE REVEREND"; Columbia Poetry Review (Issue 26, Spring 2013).
"DAVID BOWIE TAKES A COMMERCIAL SPACE FLIGHT"; Everyday Genius (April 2013).
"Evacuees"; Paper Darts (April 2013).
"DAVID BOWIE AND DAMIEN HIRST COLLABORATE TO BUILD A MINOTAUR"; The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review (April 2013).
"Villains"; Monkeybicycle (April 2013).
"Adventures of a Yak in a Flying Teacup" (a new installment, comic); Hobart (March 2013).
"Enemies"; Spork Press (February 2013).
"A Practical Guide to Cadet Safety"; Star*Line 36.1 (January 2013).
"Cover Letter"; Hobart (January 2013).
"Allies"; NANO Fiction 6.1 (Fall 2012).
"Adventures of a Yak in a Flying Teacup" (comic); Rocksalt #5 (October 2012).
"Intruders"; Necessary Fiction (October 2012).
"The Theatre of the Floating World"; PANK 7 (September 2012).
"Partners"; SmokeLong Quarterly (September 2012).
"The Objects in Your Throne Room"; Word Riot (July 2012).
"Dedications 30-36"; decomP magazinE (June 2012).
"As She Comes Back (Dedications 7-10)"; Monkeybicycle (April 2012).
"The Spirits of Imaginary Animals"; Bluestem Magazine (March 2012). New audio version recorded by My Audio Universe in July 2012.
OPINIONS ON BOOKS:
Beneath the Liquid Skin; review at PANK (June 2013).
"We Are All Blocking Doors for You Modern-Day Illusionists" (Recommendation for Jordan Stempleman's No, Not Today); The Lit Pub (August 2012).
"And With These Hats We Will Fly" (Review of David James Keaton's Zee Bee & Bee (Aka Propeller Hats for the Dead)); PANK (July 2012).
INTERVIEWS:
The Collagist.
Black Balloon.
NANO Fiction.
SmokeLong Quarterly.
Los Angeles Times book blog.
Dayton Daily News.
THOSE I'VE CONTACTED ON BEHALF OF OTHERS:
Here's a list of all the authors I've interviewed for PANK.
And some longer-form conversations:
David James Keaton.
Moss Angel.
Eric Raymond.
[In past incarnations, I created and ran the Safety Pin Review, edited flash fiction at Flywheel Magazine, and interviewed people for PANK.]
David James Keaton.
Moss Angel.
Eric Raymond.
[In past incarnations, I created and ran the Safety Pin Review, edited flash fiction at Flywheel Magazine, and interviewed people for PANK.]
I've also edited the English translations of about one hundred Arabic short stories and poems, which have been anthologized in the following books (here, here, and here):
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| The Story of a People: An Anthology of Palestinian Poets within the Green Lines (Peter Lang, 2012) |
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| Torn Body, One Soul: A Collection of Palestinian Fiction (iUniverse, 2012) |
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| Ibrahim Malik: The Man and His Selected Works (Peter Lang, 2012) |
Long ago (age 19) I co-authored an erotic novella, but you can't buy that online anymore. Maybe if you say something nice.
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