Books
Heavyweight Champion of Nothing
Ten Angry Pitbulls, 2013 (trade paperback and ebook)
Heart Transplant
Dark Horse, 2010 (hardcover)
The Beggars' Shore
Red 71 Press, 1999 (trade paperback)
Ten Angry Pitbulls, 2010 (ebook)
Articles
"The Joker," The Zero, July 25, 2012
"The Problem with 'It Gets Better,' " The Zero, October 10, 2010
"The Man Who Drew The Matrix," a profile of Geof Darrow, the artist best known for creating the look of the Wachowski brothers' breakthrough movie, Chicago Reader, March 09, 2006
"Kick 'Em Out and Keep 'Em Out," a profile of Rosanna Pulido, the face of the Minuteman Project in Illinois, Chicago Reader, March 09, 2006
"Expert Opinions," the trutch about Wikipedia, Allen Ginsberg, and a bunch of other stuff, The Zero, March 09, 2006
"Big Black Monster," original fiction, Chicago Reader, December 22, 2005
"Gestalt," The Zero, 2005
"White Dirt," original fiction, Chicago Reader, December 30, 2004
"Chi Lives: How Rich Seng found his true calling," Chicago Reader, July 08, 2004
"Active Cultures: still a place for polka," Chicago Reader, December 06, 2001
"Local lit: Achy Obejas's immigrant song," Chicago Reader, October 04, 2001
"The Last Place They'll Go," an expose of the New York City Housing Authority , City Limits, June 01, 2000
"Blue Ink," cop-cum-novelist Mike Black finds inspiration in the criminal mind, Chicago Reader, December 09, 1999
"The Grand Inquisitor," a profile of Tom Economus, who was abused by a priest as a child and has channeled his anger into a crusade to force the church to confess its sins, Chicago Reader, November 04, 1999
"Can This Book Be Saved?," a profile of two crusaders who set out to rescue an overlooked classic of European literature, Chicago Reader, July 15, 1999
"But Seriously...," a profile of Mike McNamara, founder of Licensed For Life, Chicago Reader, June 10, 1999
"Audience Appreciation," a profile of author Don De Grazia, Chicago Reader, December 25, 1997
"The Mekons hit the road and the road hits back," a profile of the seminal punk band, Chicago Reader, December 18, 1997
"Lord of the Ring," a profile of promoter Bobby Hitz and his fight to keep local boxing on its feet, Chicago Reader, March 20, 1997
"Giving Can Be Hard to Take," a profile of Jennifer Kihm and Lee Tracy, who built a free restaurant for the homeless in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood, Chicago Reader, June 06, 1996
"A Mother's Rage," a profile of Marsha Norskog, mother of a murdered teen girl, Chicago Reader, March 16, 1995
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