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The Non-Centrality of the Character
An essay on why vivid prose centers action rather than characters, showing how pronouns can conceal weak sentences and stall narrative momentum.
Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
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Encounter on the Blue Line
A chance encounter on a morning train forces a middle-aged man to confront his deepest desires, regrets, and fantasies. But reality has an unexpected twist in store.
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Fractured Existence
A haunting and lyrical exploration of technology, identity, and existential struggle, these poems delve into the human experience with vivid imagery and poignant reflections.
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On Letters, Legends, and Levity
A poetic exploration of language, lore, and humor. This collection weaves through alphabets, ancient traditions, and playful feline insights, offering a journey of wit and wonder.
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Echoes of the Quiet
“Before long we’re left with a slow drip / and what was frozen melts what was closed opens.”
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Reflections in Noon Light
William Doreski’s poetry dances between the ordinary and the profound, exploring nature, human introspection, and the passage of time with rich imagery and thoughtful reflection.
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Fasting on Perception
Explore the two ends of something. A thought. A scene… Drift backward. And soar.
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Leap Seconds
You read about leap seconds? Apparently we’re always falling / behind the atomic clocks. But there’s a simple solution: / if someone says skip forward the whole world obeys.