Ongoing Projects
- 1st Novel: “Listen to Your Dreams, Cried the Muse (to the poet mired in drunken despair)” will be published in February 2027! The second book of the planned trilogy, “Wisdom Through Experience, Whisper the Dream Mentors (to the poet standing at the precipice)”(?), is currently in progress.
- Poetry: new poems, and working on future collections of poetry, lyrics, and prose.
Check out the Listen to Your Dreams, Cried the Muse page for covers, synopsis, epigraph, drawings, and writer resources.
Check out the Poetry page for a listing of poems on the website.
Check out the Prose page for stories and blog posts.
Lyrics for Harvey Dog, The Hated Uncles, and Bad Etiquette are attached to the song page.
Published Works
This Isn’t Sarcasm (1986): Poem accepted in “Egad!” based in Hamel, MN. 1988. The first poem I submitted to a magazine. It was accepted!
Some People Are Assholes (1986): Poem accepted in “Alternative Fiction & Poetry,” based in the Bronx, NY. 1988.
In the Pit of My Gut (1987): Poem accepted in “Poetry Motel,” based in Duluth, MN. 1988. A poetry reading from 1998 is included.
I Can’t Stop Pissing Shouted A Bum In My Dream (1987): Poem accepted in “Feh! A Journal of Odious Poetry” based in QE & MN, 1991. Performance by Hated Uncles 1988 included.
She Doesn’t Bring Me Flowers (1988): Poem accepted in “Cramped and Wet,” based in IA, 1990
Cross To Bare (1989): Poem accepted in “Impetus,” based in OH, 1991. Published: 1994.
Tick Tock (1991): Poem accepted in “Next Exit,” based in Kingston, ON, 1991.
Gulliver’s Tailgater (2025): Story accepted in the Tapestry of Tales and Poetry collection by the Writers of Brant (Baxter House Editions, 2025).
Is That You, MacDuff? (2025): Poem accepted in the Tapestry of Tales and Poetry collection by the Writers of Brant (Baxter House Editions, 2025).
A Word of Encouragement (2026): Story accepted in DarkWinter Press and Literary Magazine, September, 2026.
Media – Harvey Dog Writings
Promotional posters for “The Last Pogo” DVD. 2008. A quote from “Harvey Dog’s Carnival” was used by the great Colin Brunton for promotion. Great DVD!
