Collected Photos:

2015. Apr. “20/20: Eye on Israel.” Portfolio of forty photos. Camel Saloon.

2023. Feb. “Cereal Box Treasure,” “Leaf,” “ Popcorn Happy,” “Pow!,” “Skipping,” “Softly Bursting,” “Spree, and ”Sunny Consequences.”

2023. Jan. “Alien Invasion,” “Woodpile Vista,” “Branching2,” “Citrus Dream,” “Conifer,” “Elm,” “Sunset,” “Two Palms,” and “Thorns and Light.”

2022. Nov. “Town View,” “Through the Orchard,” “Summertime Quiet,” “Snow’s a No Go,” “Toward the Sea,” “Toward New Adventures,” “View7,” “Windmill Promises,” “Round and Round,” and “Quiet Street.”

2022. Oct. “Amid Clouds and Sand,” “Beyond the Window Screen,” “Trees to Clouds,” “Looking onto Sacred Lands,” “Blessed,” “Sky and Heat,” “Of Hills and Clouds,” “Reaching for Rescue,” “The Ride,” and “Mountain Air.”

2022. Oct. “Fish Pond2,” “Commute2,” “Baby Seahorse,” “Clownfish,” “Golden Fish,” “Carp,” “Many Fish,” “Fish3,” “Swim,” “Follow the Leader2,” “Leadership,” and “Frenzy.”

2022. Aug. “Poppy,” “Shelter,” “Autumnal Grape Vine,” “Pomegranate2,” “Summertime Alps,” “Bougainvillea2,” “Boy Meets Goat,” “Sleeping under the Arches,” “Bunny Friend,” “Connections,” “Delayed Escape,” and “Making Beer2.”

2022. Jul. Orange. “All Colors,” “Aloe3,” “Bird of Paradise2,” “Bougainvillea5,” “Carp4,” “Dinner Prep,” “Orange Rose,” “Orange Tree,” “Orange Buds,” “Plastic Camel,” “Ralph,” and “Tulips.”

2022. Jun. Bit of Purple. “Entrance7,” “Fantasy Flowers,” “More Purple,” “More Vines,” “Mystical Grove,” “Pinecone2,” “Quiet Moment,” “Tiny Purple” and “Wee Purple.”

2022. Apr. Yellow: “Synagogue at Sunset,” “Puppy,” “Alpine Bits,” “Kfar and Kibbutz,” “Off to Space,” “Ready,” “Deer Land Deer Tractor,” “Pinecone,” and “Curb Appeal.”

2022. Jan. “Alps Housing,” “Cracked,” “Fish4,” “Kindergarten Art,” “Orchard in Pink,” “Pink Buds,” “Vining4,” and “Rosy Leaves.”

2021. Oct. “Beach Flora,” “Beneath a Fig Tree,” “Budgies,” “Canyon,” “Goat,” “Horizon6,” “Rooming at Sky Level,” and “Train Tracks.”

2021. Sep. “Patio Pots,” “Hips,” “Blessings,” “Hidden Stairs,” “Galil Farmland,” “Hike,” “Highlands,” and “Oranges.”

2021. Aug. “Blue Exit,” “Life in a Can,” “Blue,” “Behind Peacock Glory,” “Fancy Pool,” “Gull Beach,” “More Medusae,” and “Sky High.”

2021. Jul. “More Tulips,” “Irises,” “Leaves,” “Three2,” “Cattails and Bulrushes,” and “Gratitudes2.”

2021. Jul. “Rooster,” “Almost Autumn,” “Could be Lunch,” “Can Survive,” and “Snail.”

2021. Jun. “Yups,” “Mitosis,” “Bovine4,” “Dragon,” “Progress,” and “Four Compartments of the Heart.”

2021. May. “Selecting among Possibilities,” “Blind Alleys,” “Catalyst,” “During Allegorical Surveys,” and “Emergent.”

2020. Dec. “Power to the Flower,” “From Little Acorns,” “Breezy Blooms,” “Fullness,” and “Emerging.”

2022. Jan. “Dates,” “Extra Growth,” and “Pond.” 6, 15, 26

2022. May. “Neighbors.”

2019. Nov. “Desert Dreams 2.”

2022. Nov. “Geranium and Ivy” and “Not Jasmine.”

2022. Jul. “Blue Door2,” and “Lotus Pond4.”

2023. Jan. “Journey,” “Narrow,” and “Red and Purple Elements.”

2022. Dec. “Bird of Paradise in Blue,” and “Abridged.”

2022. Sep. “Then Blossoms.”

2022. Jul. “Stars2,” “Kanga-thing2,” “Feral,” and “High School Classroom Dilemmas.”

2022. Jun. “A Flash,” “Limits,” and “Melt.”

2022. Mar. “Sunflower.” Rpt. in Bewildering Stories’ First Quarterly Review of 2022.

2022. Mar. “Sunflower.”

2022. Jan. “Voguing with Federal Agents” and “Clarinet and Oboe.”

2021. Aug. “Budding,” and “Birthday.”

2020. Dec. “Triplets.”

2020. Oct. “Exhaling.”

2020. Sep. “Disconnected.”

2020. Aug. “Complications.”

2020. May. “Saturation.”

2020. Apr. “Circuits.”

2019. Apr. “Flower Cycle6,” “Rooster,” and “Promise of Spring.”

2018. Jun. “Contingent on Altering Behaviors.”

2018. May. “Picky about Prey” as “Infringe.”

2018. Feb. “The Next Thing”and “Charm.”

2017. Jun. “My Electronic Garden.”

2017. Feb. “Last Taste of Winter.”

2015. Sep. “Doorway in Tsfat.”

2015. Aug. “Centripetal Vehicle.”

2015. Jul. “The Seldom Seen Coypu.”

2023. Feb. “Boing” and “The Ethical Dimension of Discourse.”

2022. Jul. “The Highway Man's Trousers,” “You’ll See She Said,” “Flight of Fantasy,” and “Reunion.”

2022. Jul. “Just Too Far.” Cover.

2022. Apr. “Elm Mills,” “New Mail,” and “Test Tube Babies.”

2022. Jan. “Argued into Existence,” “Twinkles,” and “Beneath.”

2021. Jul. “Sail Away” and “Sleeping Again.”

2021. Apr. “Speed Dating,” “Hypnic Jerk,” and “Extraterrestrial BBQ.”

2020. Jul. “The Bringer of Darkness,” and “The Nowhere Man.”

2013. Feb. Series. “Winter in the Lower Galil.” 12-13.

2021. Oct. “Horizon Line2” and “Malibu Sunset.” Front and Back Cover Images.

2022. Apr. “Integrating Familial Pieces.”

2012. Dec.“The Galil.”

2013. Dec. “Greetings from Yemin Moshe Neighborhood, Jerusalem.”

2011. Dec. “Greetings from Tsfat.”

Jul. 2022. “April Flowers2” and “Patterning with Holes.”

2022. Mar. “Steep” and “Galil Beauty.” 88 and 159.

2022. Mar. “Transversing Ideological Deserts.”

2022. Apr. “Castle Dreams.” 32.

2021. Mar. “Impuissant,” “Fading,” “Stress2,” and “Corona.”

2022. Dec. “Spigot.”

2022. Sep. “Mommy Time.” Cover.

2022. Jun. “Lonely.” 93.

2019. Dec. “Controlled Combustion” and “July Snowfall.”

2022. Dec. “Canopy” and “Unripe.”

2020. Dec. “Funk” and “More than Curious.”

2016. Sept. “Lions of Tsfat.”

2021. Jul. “Mystic Circle.”

2022. Jan. “Vessels for the Way Home.”

2019. May. “Glaciers’ Trails,” “Dueling Chicken,” and “Access.”

2018. Dec. “Tension.”

2023. Jan. “Fresh Grass” and “Lavender.”

2022. Oct. “Pond8” and “Watch for the Birdie.”

2022. Jul. “Quiet Stairwell” and “Tsfat Awaiting.”

2022. Apr. “Blue Door” and “Black Swans.”

2022. Jan. “Desert Leap Frog.”

2021. Oct. “Air Fish.”

2021. Jul. “Yup. Blossoms” and “Summer Heat.”

2021. Apr. “Leaded Glass” and “Late Snow.”

2021. Jan. “Briar Patch” and “The Narcissism of Small Differences.”

2020, Oct. “Kazam” and “ Tension.”

2020. Jul. “Candy Corn Castles” and “Lost Files.”

2022. “Forest Bounty.”

2018. Jun. “None,” “Seed,” “Poppies3,” “Aliyah,” and “Cornered.”

2022. Dec. “Brittle.”

2017. May. “Yesterday’s Toys and Games.”

2021. May. “Pink Blossoms,” “Sorting,” and “Covered with a Leotard.”

2023. Feb. “Ride,” “Lane,” and “Small Peaks.”

2023. Jan. “Desert Tree.” Cover.

2022. Dec. “Beyond Barbed Wire,” “Entrance4” and “Desert Tree.”

2022. Oct. “Penguins” and “Rooting.”

2022. Aug. “Toward,” “Fence2,” and “Desert Farm.”

2022. May. “Professor’s Helper.” Print Anthology. Vol. VIII. Front and back covers.

2022. Apr. “Copse2,” “Ready2,” and “Thoughts.”

2022. Feb. “Floodless,” “Beast of Burden,” and “Alpine Clouds.”

2021. Dec. “Gush Etzion Petting Zoo Streetscape,” “Kitten2” & “Making Beer.”

2022. Sep. “The Right Direction,” “Patterns of Symbolic Interactions,” “Sunrise,” and “Skyfall.”

2022. Jun. “Sugercane,” “Memorial,” and “Potential.”

2022. Jun. “Hibiscus3,” “Pink Bush,” “Pink,” “Fruited,” “Petite Harvest,” “Power to the Purple,” “Geranium-Strewn Balconies,” “Pink Blossoms7,” “Powerfully Pink,” “Pink Bougainvillea.”

2021. Mar. “Snail Mail,” “The Ask,” “Spring Cleaning2,” “Right Lights,” “Sallying Forth,” “Static,” “Square Pegs,” “Yes Dear,” “Hemorrhage,” “Posturing,” “Prejudice2,” “Roiling Sea,” and “Riches.”

2019. Aug. “Umland.” rpt. from “The Next Thing.” Bewildering Stories, Feb. 2018. and “Lady Beasts Scurrying Beneath Social Gravities.” rpt. from Les Femmes Folles. May 2017.

2018. Jan. “The Continuous Flow”.

2017. May. “Lady Beasts Scurrying Beneath Social Gravities.”

2021. Jun. “Wow Posies,” “Surfing Life,” “Sneering at Womanizing,” and “Too Little Time.”

2022. Feb. “Orchard7.” Issue 4. p.6.

2013. Jan. “Mizpeh Yericho Chuppah.”

2022. Dec. “Small Island.”

2021. Sep. “Quietly Reclaiming.”

2018. Mar. “Road with Distant Wind Farm.”

2013. Dec. “Of Jasmine.”

2022. Jul. “Here Pingo Sits.”

2021. May. “Caterpillar March.”

2019. Dec. “Sweater Pattern.”

2019. Oct. “Open,” “There’s Tomorrow,” and “Climbing Heights.” 5, 8, and 11.

2021. May. “Commuting in the Italian Alps.”

2022. Dec. “Tsfat Windows,” “Bus Stop to Heaven,” “Arches,” and “Greenhouse Hoops.”

2022. Nov. “Cherries,” “Amirim Tree,” “Eucalyptus Afternoon,” and “Date Farm.”

2022. Jul. “Banana Leaves2,” “Spring Poppies,” and “Spring Tender.”

2022. Apr. “The Goods,” “Powerline,” “From Civilization to Wilderness,” “Highway Tree,” “Drive Carefully,” and “Starting Point.”

2022. Feb. “Barrier,” “Desert Steps,” “Distant Bridge,” “En Route to Heaven,” “Foreign,” “Hand,” “Rock Flowers,” and “Farmstead.”

2018. Feb. “Our Celery’s Gone to Seed.”

2019. Jan. “Watch Your Step,” “Whirligig,” “Tsfat Staircase,” “Wild Oats,” “Yemen Moshe Vista,” “Lane,” “Tide,” “Old Ways New,” “The Beauty of HaMakhtesh Ha Gadol,” and “Small Hunter”.

2018. Mar. “Artichokes and Friends,” “Cactus Flowers,” “Cyclamens,” “January Harvest,” “Sunny Wildlife,” and “Up.”

2017. Jan. “Budding,” “The Dolomites,” “Summer Roses,” “Snap Dragon Faces,” and “Millstone”.

2016. Oct. “Peacock,” “Eucalyptus Trees at Beit She'An,” “Conveyed,” “Detour,” “Doorway 1,” and “Yesterday into Today.”

2022. Nov. “Emerged.” Also used in Advertisement.

2022. Sep. “Family.”

2022. Mar. “Delayed Entry.”

2022. Jan. “Capers3.”

2021. Sep. “Dawn.”

2021. Aug. “Garden Gate.”

2021. Jul. “Hibernation’s Over.”

2022. Feb. “Flowers6” and “Grassy.” 18-19.

2022. Mar. “Emus.” Cover.

2023. Feb. “Negev Land and Sky2.”

2023. Jan. “Alpine Serenity.”

2022. Dec. “Alps” and “Fair Mountain.”

2022. Nov. “Quiet Road” and “Forever and a Day.”

2022. Jul. “Fenced In.”

2022. May. “Seat.”

2022. Dec. “Siesta.”

2023. Mar. “Mysteries.”

2021. Aug. “Civilization Amidst Natural Wonders.” Postcard Cover.

2020. Feb. “Cactus Flower.” p. 4.

2021. Sep. “Growing Anyway.”

2021. Jul. “Fish Shadows.” Cover Image. Also “Fish Circle.”

2022. Aug. “Geraniums.” Cover and 105.

2021. Oct. “Abstracted Hillside” and “Cool Copper Coin.”

2020. Mar. “Final Call” and “Bewildering Shopper.”

2019. Jun. “Life and Death of a Baby Bird” and “Lizard.”

2018. Dec. “Wings” and “Autumnal Stairway.”

2018. Jun. “Jejune Options” and “Star Child.”

2018. Mar. “Words” and “Pieces of Life.”

2017. Dec. “Jungle Book Links” and “Lake Springtime.”

2017. Sep.“Enigma” and “Sunset.”

2017. Jun. “Begin” and “Social Pressure.”

2022. May. “Prairie Sky.”

2019. Jun. “Just Cabbage” and “Irish Fence.”52, 93.

2022. Sep. “Treetops.”

2022. Aug. “En Route.”

2022. Jul. “Serene Field.”

2022. Jun. “Desert Dreams.”

2022. May. “And Aloe,” and “Alpine Passage.”

2022. Apr. “Negev Land and Sky.”

2019. Jan. “Alpine Grandeur.”

2021. Oct. “Been There, Done That.” rpt. Cover.

2019. Aug. “Been There, Done That.” 59.

2018. Jun. “Hedgie.” rpt.

2017. Feb. “Hedgie.” 85.

2023. Mar. Fish: “Coral,” “Fish2,” “Koi2,” “Larger Carp,” “Medusa4,” “Pooling,” “Ray,” “Seahorse,” “Venturing Fish,” and “Weekday Traffic.”

2023. Mar. Flowers: “Approaching Spring,” “Blue Tulips,” “Camouflage,” “Converse,” “Hungry Plant,” “So Aloes Grow.”

2023. Feb. Horses: “Alpacas and Horses,” “Ear,” “Hungry in Ireland,” “Olden Pack Animals,” “Red Horse,” and “Still Waiting.”

2023. Jan. Windows. “Almost Castle,” “Balcony2,” “Many Windows,” “Needed Tenacity,” “Once,” and “Would Have, Could Have, Should Have.”

2023. Jan. “Cat Nap,” “Cat Sentry,” “Cloaked Cat,” “Grey Cat,” "Sweet Timon," “Timon,” “Types of Cats.”

2022. Dec. Trees. “Beautiful View,” “Blooming in Shade,” “Eucalyptus2,” “Lookout Point,” “Olive Branches,” and “Palm Alley.”

2022. Dec. Beige. “Alpine Fog,” “Art Village,” “Homecoming,” “Multihued Sand,” “Near Sde Moshe,” and “Plenty of Parking.”

2022. Nov. Stairs. “Climbing,” “Forgotten Fortress,” “Pansies3,” “Steps and Leaves,” and “To the Garden.”

2022. Nov. Yellow. “A Moment Unseen,” “Daffs2,” “More Yellow,” “Unassuming,” “Yellow Rose,” and “Yellow Trumpet Flowers.”

2022. Oct. “Abundance,” “Bananas,” “Fruity,” “Inedible,” “Pantry Bonus,” and “Unloading Bags.”

2022. Aug. “White Ducks with Bridge,” “Ducks,” “Alpine Lake,” “Pond4,” “Flowering Reeds,” “Floating Beauty,” and “Pond9.”

2022. Jul. “Goslings!” “Parrot7,” “Chicken or Egg,” “Fishpond Guardians,” “Peacocks and Friends,” and “Troubled Turkeys.” Synchronized Chaos.

2022. Jun. “Fish Farm,” “Italian Alps Ski Map,” “Vapor Trail,” and “Science Garden Entrance.”

2022. Jun. “Lunching Llama,” “Me and My Shadow,” “More Fish,” “Old Friend,” and “Springtime Friend.”

2022. May. “Budgies2,” “Curious,” “Four-Legged Meditation,” “Koi,” and “Little Camel in the Woods.”

2015. Mar. “On and Beyond” and “Tsfat Passage, Israel.”

2022. Oct. “Brilliance,” “Rare and Mysterious,” and “Roses.”

2022. Jul. “Pop!” “There will be Posies,” and “Valley Fire.”

2022. June. “Up and Away,” “Pumpkin” and “Roof.”

2017. Feb. “Alpine Way.”

2021. Aug. “The Kinneret” and “Sefirot.” Cover Images.

2018. Jan. “Veins,” “Infringe,” and “What is It.”

2019. Aug. “Dead Sea Vista,” “Desert Lodge,” “Horizon,” and “Doorway10.”

2023. Feb. “Horse 1998.” Cover.

2023. Feb. “Coral Friends,” “Fish Wishes,” “Rose Hips2,” “Irises7,” and “Sleeping Beauty.”

2022. Dec. “Cuddles.”

2022. Jul. “Chicken” and “Dead Sea Sunrise.”

2019. Jun. “Iris,” “Bougainvillea,” “Cyclamen Blossoms,” “Ginkgo Fields,” and “Rose3.”

2018. Apr. “City Ginko,” “Compelled,” and “August.”

2020. Aug. “Iris’ Freedom of Self through Unlocked Words,” “Iris’ Mind Eclipsed,” and “Iris’ Musings as a Single Mom”. rpt. Yellow Mama. Aug. 2020.

2021. May. “Path.”

2022. Jun. “Rainy Days.” p. 10.

2023. Feb. “A Source for Greens,” “Birds Grocery2,” “Blooms and Berries,” “Cabbage,” “So Pink,” and “Summer Wonder.”

2023. Jan. “Alpine Beauties,” “Cottage Flowers,” “Paradise’s Birds,” “Pink Rose after Rain,” and “White Roses7.”

2022. Dec. “Celebration,” “Irises,” “Red Flower,” “Springtime,” “Summer Joy,” and “Summer Posies.”

2022. Nov. “Another Pink Rose,” “Caper Aspirations,” “Hibiscus,” “Rose Bounty,” “Colorful Blooms,” and “Paradise’s Bird.”

2022. Oct. “Geraniums17,” “Bottle Brush Plant,” “Rose Blush,” “Blooming Red,” “Container Friends,” and “Bougainvillea1.”

2022. Sep. “Local Denizens,” “Bee-Cause2,” “Fish in the Sea,” “That Bovine Face,” “Neigh,” and “Stingray3.”

2022. Aug. “After the Smoke and Fire,” “Ambitious Vines,” “Arches,” “Blue Giraffe,” “Jasmine,” “Peahen.”

2022. Jul. “Evan Sappir,” “Happy Yellows,” “Roos,” “Pomegranates,” “Rosemary in Bloom,” and “Village Flower.”

2022. Jun. “Another Irish Lane,” “Bamboo2,” “Cactus-Filled Exit,” “Contemplation,” “Joyful Blossoms,” and “White Roses.”

2022. May. “Autumnal Blossom,” “Buds and Berries, “Hibiscus9,” “Roses are Red,” “Strange Fruit,” and “Violets.”

2022. Apr. “Quiet Irish Lane,” “Upper and Lower Waters,” “Cart,” “Palm Friends,” “Tickets to Get Lost,” and “Ferris Wheel.”

2022. Mar. “Valley View,” “Clear Skies,” “Midas’ Touch,” “Somewhat Energized,” “A Sunny Day in Beer Sheva,” and “Purple Tree1.”

2022. Feb. “Ah, The Aardvark,” “Another Spring,” “Defended,” “Matters of Mens Rea,” “Medical Office,” “Party,” “Standing in Strength,” and “Sun Ships and Moonbeams.” Winamop.

2021. Dec. “And then Away,” “Nature and Her Children,” “Rice Paddies,” “Samurai Sheep,” “Snow,” and “Other.”

2021. Nov. “And Then Came Bob,” “Bitterness,” “Diffident,” ”Random Feelings”, “La Douleur Exquise,” and “Responding to the Scions of Anti-Semitism.”

2021. Oct. “Autumnal Flower,” “Autumnal Flower2,” “Bang2,” “Bursting,” “Distant,” “Flower Cycle4,” “Heavenly Pixels,” “The Mage’s Incomplete Solace.”

2021. Sep. “Pink Blossom1,” “Pink Blossom2,” “Pink Blossom3,” “Pink Blossom4,” “Pink Blossom5,” and “Pink Blossom6.”

2021. Aug. “Purple Flower1,” “Purple Flower2,” “Purple Flower3,” “Beauty,” “Cold Friend,” “Elegant Occupant,” and “Satiated.”

2021. Jul. “Lovely Little Face,” “Hibiscus4,” “Jasmine7,” “Nature and her Children2,” “As Obsessions Do,” and “Holiday Clothing.”

2021. Jun. “Alpine Trees,” “Beachy,” “Eucalyptus3,” “Limes,” “Palm2,” and “Thorns.”

2021. May. “Adopted by Aliens,” “Abetted by a Need to Know,” “Palms2,” “Again, Spring,” “Urban Landscape,” and “Dear Ones.”

2021. Apr. “Purple Cat2,” “Crazy Daisy,” “Blooms of Spring,” “Today is Forever Tomorrow’s Yesterday,” and “Those Intricate Pastel Patterns.”

2021. Mar. “Alpine Forbs,” “Opiate,” “Vetch,” “High Altitude Beauty,” “Mountain Blooms,” and “Wee Friends.”

2021. Feb. “Chicken Little,” “Of that Particular Ilk,” and “After Twenty Years.”

2020. Dec. “1Vista,” “Energized,” “Morning Thoughts,” “There Will be Flowers”, and “Blossoming”.

2020. Nov. “Passionflower Blooms,” “Or by Inland Lakes,” “Sunny Fungi,” “It’s Possible,” and “Inspired.”

2020. Oct. “Fish Heads and Flowers,” “The Basis,” “His Long Since Lost Letter,” and “Digital.” Also, “Purples” rpt.Facebook.

2020. Sep. “Happy Flower,” “Glass Wall,” “Not Just Words,” “Upright,” and “That Semantic Sllubberdegullion.”

2022. Mar. “Fidgeting.”

2021. Aug. “Yesterday’s Transport.”

2022. Aug. “Spring Kicks,” “Pacific Sunset,” “Giving up on Hope, “How I Shot My First Husband,” “Alive Another Day,” “My Mind,” “The Non,” “Crows in Our Hayloft,” “They are Prancing,” “Giant Cottonwood Tree,” “Quitclaim,” and “Waiting Room.”

2022. Jun. “The Lamp Filament,” “Unspoken Passions,” “Topsy,” “Something Bigger,” “Stunned,” “Van Gough's View of 'The Starry Night,'” and “Love Hurts.”

2022. Jun. “Maybe Haunted.” Cover.

2021. Aug. “Lorraine's Recipe,” “The Rebound,” “Deep Cuts at the Inner Groove,” “Running Until We Run Out,” “Truck Fenders,” “Viral Murmuration,” “Conversing with Dark Passions,” “Orange Tabby,” “Beyond our Cities,” “Rose-Colored Clouds,” “Waiting,” “Nothing, Nowhere,” “Haunts,” “Pent,” and “Slow Wilt.”

2021. Jun. “Beside Wild Roses,” “Best Friend Forever,” “Like a Poem Written,” “Proud to be a Pig,” “I’ll Paint You a Picture,” “All the Way Home,” “Sitting Quietly,” “Like Chicken Legs,” “Bill’s Otherworldly Outdoor Cafe,” “Marzipan Frogs,” “Eating Catfish on the Bank of the Sankuru River,” “Sugar Wolf,” “Lifetimes.”

2020. Aug. “Neofolk Rock,” “My First Apartment,” “Lovey Dovey,”“Iris’ Freedom of Self through Unlocked Words,” “Iris’ Mind Eclipsed,” “Iris’ Musings as a Single Mom,” “Blue Lips, Brown Eyes,” “A Summer’s Eve,” “Disgust on the Half Shell,”“The Hope of It,” “Unrequited Love,” “Flowers Dance,” and “Absinthe for Aliens.”

2020. Jun. “Isabelle.” “Carnival Days 1969,” “Dee’s Sentence,” “Flag Day,” “Rushing Slowly Through a Lucid Dream,” “My Palimpset,”“True Love,” “Métier,” “A Nice Poem,” and “The Sicilian Doctor’s Tale”.

2019. Aug. “Howie’s Cell,” “One Day in the Suburbs,” “A Hot Summer,” “Sea World,” “Transitory Unease,” “Night Colors,” and “Three Colors.”

2019. Jun. “Boxing Day,” “iFriends,” “The Spot,”“Lily Pads Open,” “Almost Gone,” and “Work It Out.”

2018. Dec.“Living Room” “Guns, Mabe Roses,” “Developmental Differences,” and “Pineapple.”

2018. Aug. “The One and Only Alexa Kalekar” and “Guillotines.”

2018. Jun. “Almonds.”

2018. Apr. “Where My Fathers.”

2022. May. “Aloe 6”, “Copse” and “Gnome Huts.”

2018. Nov. “Haunted Exchange.”

Gallery Exhibits:

2021. Apr. “Wedding Canopy Mitzpe Yericho2.” Authenticity and Identity Exhibit. Day Eight. Washington D.C.

2014. Oct. “Channel to Elevation: Tsfat Passage.” Studio No. 7. Atlanta, GA.

Book Contributions:

2000. “Lotus Pond.” Flight of the Mind.

Animated Shorts:

2012. Jun. “8. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘Buy Her Books!’”

2012. Jun. “7. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘So Aloes Grew in Vietnam.’”. Adopted from KJ Hannah Greenberg. Fluid & Crystallized. Poetry. Fowlpox Press. 2012.

2012. May. “6. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘Droving Last Year’s Love.’” Adapted from Adapted from KJ Hannah Greenberg. A Bank Robber’s Bad Luck with His Ex-Girlfriend. Poetry. Englewood, NJ: Unbound CONTENT. 2011.

2012. May. “5. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘Simple Arithmetic.’” Adapted from KJ Hannah Greenberg. A Bank Robber’s Bad Luck with His Ex-Girlfriend. Poetry. Englewood, NJ: Unbound CONTENT. 2011.

2012. May. “4. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘A Bank Robber’s Bad Luck.’” Adapted from KJ Hannah Greenberg. A Bank Robber’s Bad Luck with His Ex-Girlfriend. Poetry. Englewood, NJ: Unbound CONTENT. 2011.

2012. May. “3. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘Betting on the Outfield.’” Ms. Adapted from Adapted from KJ Hannah Greenberg. Don’t Pet the Sweaty Things. Short Fictions. Bards and Sages Publishing. 2012.

2012. May. “2. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘Female Troubles.’” . Adapted from Adapted from KJ Hannah Greenberg. Don’t Pet the Sweaty Things. Short Fictions. Bards and Sages Publishing. 2012.

2012. May. “1. The Writings of KJ Hannah Greenberg; ‘To be Millionaires.’” . Adapted from KJ Hannah Greenberg. Don’t Pet the Sweaty Things. Short Fictions. Bards and Sages Publishing. 2012.