An illustrated verse.  I also set it to music, so I can sing it as it’s projected.

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I wrote a couple of rounds on snippets from Remy de Gourmont; here’s one of them.

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“Trash Cash” was another commission from the Tallgirls. I devised a series of interrelated scenes, accompanied by slides of my drawings. The floor was covered in pennies, which sparkled in the light, and crunched underfoot. I costumed the Tallgirls in white minidresses and go-go boots, which they all looked lovely in. There was also a […]

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I’ve drawn a few one-pagers that present alternate, abbreviated versions of the classics.  Here’s Dante’s Inferno.

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From 1994, clangorous counterpoint travels between the letters of the word “fiction.”  We separate narrative into fiction or fact; music deserves the same courtesy.

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In 1984, the Tallgirls (Pamela Boucher, Jill Daly, Harriet Garfinkle, and Marci Paulsen) commissioned me to write a piece for them. I wrote a one-act play about two waitresses and two customers, developing (I hope) a strong comic character for each of them. It was performed at Footwork Dance Studio, in San Francisco, in November […]

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A round on an epigram from Benjamin De Casseres.

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Sometime in the early ’80s, sex work activist Scarlot Harlot asked me to portray a phone sex addict for a slide show she was doing. Naturally, I agreed; I had, after all, a number of prop and toy phones that I used in my shows. She used the images in this birthday card.

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