Death’s Dream Kingdom (Clickworks Press, 2015), author. The year is 1874, and Marie Redglass, a young Londoner, has been turned into a vampire. Torn between her former life and loves, her Catholic faith, and her new nature as a predator, she must learn to master her powers and navigate the underworld of vampire politics, all while a storm is brewing among London’s undead.
Wells of Night (Clickworks Press, 2017) author. A collection of poems about warring loves, homoeroticism, faith, suffering, and magic.
Christ’s Body, Christ’s Wounds: Staying Catholic When You’ve Been Hurt In the Church (Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2018), contributing author. A collection of poems and essays about Catholics who have been wounded by fellow believers or by institutional authorities, and their experience of clinging to Christ’s presence in the Church.
The Seventh Trumpet (Clickworks Press, 2020), author. A collection of short stories, set in seven locations around the globe, following a handful of the few and scattered human survivors of a mysterious catastrophe. But in addition to the human survivors, there are the other presences, some of which seem fixated on these last few men and women—with malice, or with something less easily defined.
The Justice Reader: Essential Texts on Justice from Athens to America (Classical Academic Press, 2025), junior editor and contributing translator.* An anthology of passages selected from the canonical literature of Western civilization on the topic of justice, from Homer and Æschylus all the way down to Twain and Arendt. Its five sections address justice as an abstract concept, as a personal virtue, as a legal norm, as an economic ideal, and as a response to evil.
*I contributed translations of some of our selections from Aristotle, Boethius, Cicero, Seneca, and St. Thomas, and also composed some other material for use in the book.