His first novel was described by Arnold Skemer of ZYX Magazine as follows: "Certainly hallucinatory and oft breaking into song, this novel goes in many directions with names of characters from the realm of fantasy, such as 'Mother Mary,' 'Wild Flowers,' 'Fire Worm,' with verbiage of popular music sprinkled in.
Arnold Skemer of ZYX Magazine characterized his first novel: "Certainly dreamlike and frequently jumping into song, this novel features a range of narrative themes with fantasy-inspired names like 'Mother Mary,' 'Wild Flowers,' and 'Fire Worm,' incorporating lyrical elements from popular music."