The Quotidian Kerfuffle is now available on Bandcamp! This album compiles fugitive pieces from my curiously checkered career, including radio spots, live shows, choral rounds, high school hijinks, and other tidbits. I’m joined in various numbers by high school friends, students at the University of North Texas, the Patient Island Singers (with Brian Dewan, Clare […]

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Happy Solstice! This song was written for Meg Reichardt’s annual Holiday Recording Party. I wrote it in French, since Meg is a Francophile. Here’s the translation: The nights grow longer when the solstice comes, which is favorable for nights of dreaming. When the nights are short, the long days are sunny, but empty of dreams. […]

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This little alphabet can be found in The Doug Skinner Dossier: Nouns are paired with adjectives, from “Ale is Bitter” to “Youth is Zealous.”

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This wordless, action-packed, incoherent drama follows several characters as they chase one another around.  Here’s the first page.

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Back in the early ’90s, I used to do a ventriloquism routine about alien abductions, called “Quest for Lost Time.”  The subject was then just crossing over into popular culture, due to the efforts of Strieber, Hopkins, et al.  I performed it at Caroline’s, and, most memorably, on a Martin Mull Cinemax special, where I […]

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As far as I know, I’ve only been quoted once in Hustler magazine. The occasion was an article on Forteana by Skylaire Alfvegren, in the November 2006 issue.

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Viola and organ is a particularly dense and doleful combination; here they go through quite a lot together.

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These are pinbacks; let me know if you want one.

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