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Conviction (2006)
24pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
Conviction is an essay written in 2005. I wrote it to better understand why my goals are what they are and how I’ve processed my life up to that point, but people who read it seemed to think that it’s relevant as more than just self-indulgence so I put it into print.

Sometimes You Gotta Fight the Bear (2004)
44pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
A collection of poetry with a fantastic cover by Frippy. It contained all the poetry written after Slaves and Bulldozers.

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The Killer and Other Poems (2006)
36pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
I took 2005 off from touring and spent most of the year living in apartments in Texas and Chicago with a girl. The Killer and Other Poems is a collection of the poetry that came out of that year.

5104 (2004)
28pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
A collection of journal entries from within the confines of a clinical drug research testing facility.

Poplife (2004)
244pp. Internet release
Poplife is a novel. It's about a young man named Elliott Robinson who meets an old man named Elliott Robinson and the way that they become friends. It's about the Polyphonic Spree and Che Guevara and the way that pop culture and the serious parts of life are both only tools we use to find happiness. It’s about love.find happiness. It's about love.

Quiddity (2002)
144pp. Trade paperback.
Quiddity is a novel told in journal entries. It's mostly autobiographical. I wrote it when I was living in San Antonio before I moved to Austin. It's about being stuck and looking for ways out through things that won't actually get you anywhere. It's about figuring that out and working on the next step.It's about getting out.

Welcome to the Terrordome (1999)
60pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
I haven't got a copy anymore so if you know anyone who does send them my way. It was an anthology of short-short fiction pieces, journal entries, bad poetry, and artwork. Pretty much everything I had written at the time. It's uneven, quality-wise, but it went into several printings and sold about three-hundred copies.

Drawing Flies: Complete Journal Entries
From January 1999 - June 2000 (2000)
60pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
It was just my journal for a year and a half. I was biting Henry Rollins pretty hard back then but some people liked it. I don't remember how many sold. Not as many as  Welcome to the Terrordome.

Drowning Man (2000)
32pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
Poetry and a few essays. Most of it's stuff I don't have much affinity for anymore but one of the pieces ended up on the Eric Clapton record and one of them was re-written intoQuiddity. Introduction by J Whiddon, who never ended up publishing the chapbooks he mentioned in the introduction.

Exile On 10th St (2001)
28pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
My first book of nothing but poetry. I wrote it all in an IHOP on 10th St. in McAllen TX. Hence the title. About half of it is pretty decent. Marc Hardcore from the Malcontent Party wrote the introduction but the first printing was done in a rush and I didn't get to include it until the online edition.

Good Time (2002)
16pp. Giveaway pamphlet.
This was just a 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" booklet with eight poems named for the songs on the Led Zeppelin IV album. The back cover was an ad for Quiddity.

Song (introduction) (2002)
80pp. Trade paperback.
Song is RA Lopez's epic poem about South Texas and love and cigarettes. He asked me to do the introduction and of course I jumped at the chance.

Slaves and Bulldozers (2003)
28pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
Slaves and Bulldozers is a collection of all of the poetry worth not-throwing-away in 2003.

The Poplife Chapbook (2003)
40pp. Fold-and-staple chapbook.
A collection of ten personal essays. I put it out in early 2003 for one printing and pulled it out of print after that sold through because about half of it ended up being re-written into the novel Poplife.

Howling (2004)
16pp. Giveaway pamphlet.
Another 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" booklet. "Howling" is a poem I wrote in November 2003. I put out the pamphlet to promote the dansolomon.com website.