An ensemble of characters at a party, with entangled sexual histories, gradually discover they're all computer simulations. In The Wall of the Sky, The Wall of the Eye.
The Glasses
Two opticians and a difficult customer square off in a Brooklyn glasses-shop. In Men and Cartoons.
A bitter, washed-up star of television sitcoms, who is also a crustacean. In Men and Cartoons - but only the paperback edition.
K Is For Fake
A conflation of Franz Kafka, Orson Welles, and paintings of sad-eyed children. Questions of plagiarism and appropriation are examined. In Kafka Americana.
Old friends, the awkwardness of reunion, and the problem of invisibility. In Men and Cartoons.
Sleepy People
A woman finds a man on her porch and drags him inside the house. He's one of the sleepy people. She sort of likes him anyway. In The Wall of the Sky, The Wall of the Eye.
Their Back Pages
A variety of cartoon characters crash-land on a remote island reminiscent of the television series Lost. Pop-culture appropriations abound. In the 25Th Anniversary Issue of Conjunctions.
The Spray
After their house is robbed, a couple discovers a spray which reveals the missing items. In Men and Cartoons.
