Gelatwirl is a novel about if there is a cure for childhood, and if gelatin is that cure.

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A collection of short stories and experimental forms centered upon the life of Atti, a heroine whose experience as a multi-ethnic, lesbian-identified artist contributes to her (and other characters') theories about identity formation in a global community--one in which Western norms and Chamoru cultural practices are juxtaposed. Atti (whose name in Chamoru means "one who plays tricks") is an atypical heroine-figure, even in the most contemporary American literature, though her experience is representative of a significant community of Pacific Islanders currently living in America.

The novel Inversion is a study in human molting and the collapse of diachronic time within advanced, global, informatized capitalism. It is set in Montana.

A collection of short stories.

A collection of five short stories that examine ideas of loss and transformation from a series of highly skewed and idiosyncratic points of view.

Short stories and a novel-like work in progress

A long poem in sections.

This is a work of original poetry by Shannon Ward.