Work

WIP.

• Bookshelves of the Imagination.
  The bookshelf that lives in my mind; a portrait of a reader.

• In Consideration of Sentences.
  Syntactic diagramming as a poetic practice.

WRITING.

• A World Encoded.
  In Pleiades: Literature in Context, Issue 44.2 Fall 2024.

• On Being Friends With Our Computers: An Invocation For Soft Tech.
  A manifesto. Written for WRIT-340.

2026.

• Patterns (2026).
  An experiment in natural language parsing and play.

2025.

• In the Year of a Tree (2025).
  Snapshots of growth and decay.

2024.

• Teachings (2024).
  A collaged thank-you note.

• What's in My Bag (2024).
  Dread and heavy gratitude in times of genocide.

2023.

• RegEx Poetry Machine (2023).
  Entwined match pairs of meaning.

• ProsePlay (2023).
  A tool for exploring alternate wor(l)d choices and possibilities.

• smallness (2023).
  A poetry bot about the small things.

2022.

• Coem (2022).
  A programming language that imagines poetry as purposeful and code as emotional.

• Every Element Is an HTML (2022).
  Jamming with the raw materials of HTML.

• Stitched Links (2022).
  Hyperlinks as threads woven through the fabric of the webpage.

2021.

• Storehouse-A.Info (2021).
  A text and typography–based virtual exhibition showcasing interactive visual poetry.

• Rivers (2021).
  A steadily widening river of whitespace runs down the middle of a text passage.

2020.

• Stream of Consciousness (2020).
  A tool that sends your thoughts down a stream of consciousness.

• Waking and Sleeping (2020).
  “Good morning” and “good night” tweets, mapped in real-time.

• I Name This Feeling (2020).
  A tool for writing poetry by giving names to your feelings.

• A Global Language (2020).
  An interactive visualisation tool exploring the etymological history of the English language.

2019.

• Wikipedia Narratives (2019).
  A Wikipedia-based game or tool inspired by Mad Libs.