Artist book and fragmented essay about a riparian landscape in New Orleans, LA called the "batture." Printed on handmade cotton-abaca and hemp papers. Winner of the 2016 Holle Award for Book Arts. To hear a live reading of this book at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, click here.

Letterpress-printed drum-leaf binding with hand drawn illustrations printed with photopolymer. The book’s text is an erasure poem created by extracting all “she” and “her” pronouns from the book, Riparian Lands of the Mississippi River (1901).

Letterpress printed gate-fold pamphlet, with illustrations from a collaborative post-card project in which participants were prompted to draw a structure remembered from their childhood. Text written on postcards is assembled so that it shifts and flows depending on the viewer’s handling of the pages. Edition of 45 gate-fold pamphlets. One deluxe box-set contains the original postcards.

Letterpress-printed, shaped accordion-fold book. The sparse text is an erasure poem created from a brief article in the Tuscaloosa News reporting on a house that caught fire in my neighborhood. Enclosures made from handmade paper created from found cotton bedsheets.

Letterpress printed original comic in a case binding. Pen and ink drawings printed with polymer and tinted with watercolor.