Clock Counting: Independently published

Fifty-six poems, accumulated and rock-tumbled across a tumultuous decade, then carefully polished to humbly present to you, here, now.

Inside, you will encounter poems of varied tones and styles, with subject matter including, but not limited to: black holes and bright dots, devils and angels, irises and viruses, the rise and fall of romances and friendships, mental illness, the wonders of theoretical mathematics, obituarial instructions, a few odd odes, and a hate-poem about (against?) the month of February.

This collection is now supplemented with an optional digital companion-something like an elaborate online Clock Counting museum. There you will find author narrations of every poem, interactive visualizations that bring imagery and metaphors to life, thematic ways to explore the collection, photographs and other evidence behind the poems, and a generally wild assortment of (author-deemed) extremely cool stuff.

It would behoove you to remember: thinking about thinking is quite useful when done sparingly.