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“A disease burns in Dixie brains / And membranes of its boys young and old: / The need to live by the cavalier’s code / To live large with love…

Simeon faces a surreal and repetitive reality, trapped in a bureaucratic dystopia where escape seems impossible. Will he ever break free?

Abstract paintings and evocative poetry merge in Love Transformed, exploring the resilience of love amidst war through fragmented forms, vivid colors, and transformative emotions.

In Appeasement, a once-ostracized woman returns to her small town, triggering collective memories and judgment from her extended family. A biting narrative about guilt, gossip, and redemption.

“calling my wife / by my sister’s name; / pausing wondering / if she noticed.” (Freud)

An evocative poetry collection exploring the Filipino diaspora, “Not That Kind of Filipino” delves into identity, family, and cultural legacy through vivid imagery and personal reflection.