Jason Micheal Dunn: 8 books

Jason and the Golden Thesis is as the pun suggests largely post-modern and therefore naturally its poetic imagery tends to be somewhat tongue in cheek, however, for those critics fighting on the front lines, no firing squad yet, please. There are moments of modernity that dominate the metaphors framed...

Poems by Metazoan was the first poetry book JMD published back when he was 26. The original 200 handcrafted books were mostly given away to anyone who would take them. The original cover art created by the microcosmic artist and photographer Kirsty Diane Graham is now featured on the last page of...

'Dirty Pure' is an illustrated poetic memoir. Strangely compelling, the overly loquacious stream of neurosis takes the reader on a boat ride to crazy town where one is confronted by anxious ultra-analysed, near-issues that border on full blown psychosis before being blindsided somehow by the bizarrely...

JMD's latest and last book of poems provides once more beautiful gems aplenty, this time imbued with a new strength and warmer comfort in spite of it all. In this collection of poems the poet's greatest achievement is realized; conveyed within via mood well coined the very personal and individual joy of fascination.

The last book in a series of creative writing experiments that sought to clear up the clutter of poetical and existential impetus. Containing experimental essays, slice of life short stories, contemplative poetry, and cathartic illustrations. It reads like an art gallery, confronting, baffling, disturbing...

The wishful thinker finally has his fill, taking the next logical step toward a world of truth more devastating than his frail grip can possibly stand, revealing the power of our dreams to be more than just imagination. A psychological fantasy set in the here in now to the strains of science. An intense novel that loses touch with the reality we know in favour of a reality we should know.

Philosophy for Depressives against Empirical Vampires is, on the whole, JMD's finest work yet. The style is more consistent and many of the poems exude subtlety and maturity. Poems otherwise are meditative. His brand of magical realism, populated with cameos from classical deities, places his...

A woman decides to change the world by changing herself, literally altering the carbon basis of her life form. Through the application of a controversial technology able to program the RNA of synthetic enzymes she disassembles the molecules of her living cells in order to reassemble herself into a...