Good Grief is a collection of short stories in the noir fiction genre. The characters populating the stories are ironic, mischievous, and weirdly idiosyncratic, a sure-fire recipe for dark humor and melancholia.

A troubles young man, Cauley, finds he has a special ability that allows him to communicate with a crow named Sawtok. That relationship helps him to plot and execute revenge on his perceived enemies.

Tomorrow Won't Be Any Better is a collection of short stories in the noir fiction genre. The stories are reminiscent of the writings of Georges Simenon and Pascal Garnier.