Based on an incomplete film project, Kill Your Heart was reimagined as a graphic novel. Dialogue from the original screenplay is paired with drawings based on imagery from the unfinished film.

The story examines the creative process of an actor/director/writer named Tyler, played by Reese Alexander. Already a successful talent in his own right, we take a look at a brief period in Tyler's life as he works to complete a new script and deal with the death of his father.

Kill Your Heart is being released non-sequentially in limited edition (50). Each chapbook gives us a glimpse into Tyler’s life. The number of books to be released has yet to be determined, and will be informed by the process of creating them. Once the original run is complete, 15 compendiums will follow, bound sequentially in the order of the original screenplay/script. No release date has been set.

Kill Your Heart dialogue has been typed on a Remington 10. The paper is Arc​hes BFK Rives and St. Armand. Printed on a Vandercook Universal II

Featuring text from William Matthews’ 1889 publication Modern Bookbinding Practically Considered and with reimagined illustrations by an unknown artist, this small book (14.5cm x 9cm, 16pp.) lays out the proper steps of how to open a new book without breaking the spine.

Produced on an Iron Handpress, this numbered edition has been printed on Holcomb paper with text handset in Caslon.

Edition of 50 copies.

A unique set of commonly faced issues accompany working with lead type and learning to letterpress print. Poorly Printed explores some of these obstacles, and unlike other material, provides printed examples of them. What does under inking look like? How does over impression feel? Brief explanations of the problems are accompanied by simply explained solutions. Poorly Printed is intended as a compendium to guidebooks, illustrating what is being explained, in an effort to inform.

Handset in Caslon and printed on a Vandercook Universal II and a Chandler & Price.

Edition of 50 copies.