Fiction, essays, journalism, plays, poetry, music, and work for television have appeared in over 100 magazines and venues around the world, including The North American Review, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, Parents, Islands, Verse Daily, Red Herring, The American Spectator, Southwest Review, Slice, The Literary Review, Barrelhouse, The Sun, Rattle, West Branch, SmokeLong Quarterly, Southeast Review, and NPR's Morning Edition and Ireland’s Radio One, among many others. He has eight books published, including Ordinary Gods (Salmon, Ireland, 2017) which details 25 years of travel throughout Latin America, and 25 Trumbulls Road, a collection of speculative fiction, which won the 2018 Black River Chapbook Competition (Black Lawrence Press) and was released in early 2020. Music for Ghosts, (New York Quarterly Books--Poetry) and Without Saints (Black Lawrence Press--Memoir) are both coming out in 2022. His first post-punk/spoken word album, Late Lights, was released by Burst & Bloom Records in 2018. His plays have been performed in New York City, California, and throughout New England. He recently sold a television series treatment to NorthSouth Productions in New York City. I have been awarded over two dozen literary prizes including the Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Award, state grants in poetry from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, and writing residencies from Fundacion Valparaiso in Spain and PAMAR in Mexico. He served as Nonfiction Editor for the award-winning international literary magazine Slice in Brooklyn and the Latin American correspondent for Red Herring magazine in San Francisco. He has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net many times.