About the work

A closer look.

You send me one fragment: a sentence, a line, a thing you keep half-writing. I finish it. Not decorate it. I find where it wants to land, let it land there, and hand it back whole. Send the line first and I'll write its opening back to you free, no strings. If it's the real thing, we go on from there. Two days. Two revisions. If it isn't right, say so plainly; I'd rather that than have you keep something hollow. Sample: "The Hour", a poem I finished from a single sentence someone handed me.