Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
Fiction
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Happy Texas: The Town Without A Frown
This is America, raw and unfiltered: a toxic love story unfolds against roadside relics, familial ghosts, and a broken dream of connection. A dark, lyrical masterpiece for those willing to…
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Gardenia
An ice sculpture, a lavish yacht party, and a question that lingers beyond the melting—Leah Erickson’s “Gardenia” is a haunting reflection on identity and impermanence.
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Daphne’s Daughter
Her metamorphosis quickened in my teenage years and when I turned eighteen, I walked into the kitchen and found her in front of the fridge with a pen balanced between…
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Clary and Alice and Steve McQueen
A poignant tale of love, fear, and self-discovery, where Clary must decide between the comfort of solitude and the vulnerability of commitment.
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Soldier Field
A mayor’s desperate plan to curb crime in Chicago turns into a dystopian bloodsport at Soldier Field. A dark satire on violence, politics, and moral decay.
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Are You Calling Me Stupid, Buddy?
What are you looking at?” It was obvious what I was looking at. Stupid question, so I ignored it. “Hey, what are you looking at?” Hmmm. Same question but with…